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Hi there. i usually go to the loo a lot once ive had water. i pee so many times, that at times i think i might have a problem. should i be worried?
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Loo a lot water drin: It is normal for you to pee a lot when you drink too much water. Body defending against water intoxication. Drink only when thirsty and discuss with your team
Answered 10/19/2020
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