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Hi should i be worried if i am frequently urinating fatigued and am constantly feeling hot but not sweaty?
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See you PCP: Definately want to see someone to have a good physical exam and some blood work urgent care would be a good choice if you have no PCP.
Answered 2/11/2020
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