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Is it normal to urinate every two hours ? if i am out and about i dont notice it but when i am at home its 2 hours like clock work. can go all night though.
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Urinary Frequency: Urinary frequency can be caused by a variety of things. sometimes there are unrelated to underlying disease, and could be due to drinking large amounts of liquid, caffeine intake, pregnancy, or anxiety. A doctor should be seen immediately if urine is bloody or discolored, burning sensation, strong urge to urinate, loss of bladder control, fever, severe abdominal pain, or strong pain in low back.
Answered 6/18/2021
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