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Ive been peeing and drinking more often the past 2 days and dizzy once whst could it be?
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Urinary frequency and polydipsia (drinking too much) with dizziness could be signs of diabetes insipidus or diabetes mellitus if symptoms last for a long ti. A family history of diabetes is a risk factor. Urinary frequency by itself could be from a urinary tract infection, overactive bladder, caffeine use, etc. A medical provider should take your history and do a physical with blood/urine tests
Answered 1/8/2022
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