A 25-year-old female asked:
I'm peeing a lot, drinking "normal"amount of water, it doesn't hurt and no fever. any idea of what could it be?
2 doctor answers • 4 doctors weighed in
Dr. Robert Frolichsteinanswered
Emergency Medicine 31 years experience
Frequent urination: Can be from a bladder infection but also from some other causes. It may result from an infection of the urethra and might not have the same symptoms as a bladder infection. Perhaps most importantly, you should see your healthcare provider and talk about the possibility of this being a symptom of diabetes.
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Dr. Gregory Tichenoranswered
Emergency Medicine 34 years experience
Check the urine: Excessive urine is sometimes a sign of diabetes but there are many other possibilities. If you have no other symptoms at all, it may not be serious but you should be seen by a doctor. A good history and physical exam plus a urinalysis may be able to answer the question.
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Last updated Apr 23, 2016
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