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I don't have a urine infection so why am i going to the bathroom every 2to3hours at night?
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Other reasons: Possible diabetes. Need blood glucose levels checked. Of course frequent urination could be simply due to heavy liquid intake. Also, bladder dysfunction is possible. Need to discuss with your primary care doc. If urinalysis is normal, you may need to see urology.
Answered 5/2/2013
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