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I am waking from sleep to urinate after drinking lots of fluids during the day. is this normal?
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Frequent urination: It could be normal, but you may be urinating frequently because of your diabetes or infection. Try cutting fluids during the day and double urinating before bedtime, but above all check with your doctor. He certainly would like to rule out infection.
Answered 4/26/2013
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