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I am go to pee at nighttime about 3 , 4 times a day at night time it is that is ok?
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Frequent Urination: The best thing to do is see your doctor and get tested. Frequent urination is a sign of diabetes. You may not have that but be safe and have peace of mind w/a visit. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/5/2019
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