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What doctor should you see if you have frequent urination?
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Primary physician: Frequent urination could due to - infection, diabetes, kidney failure, increased water intake, electrolyte disorders...So there are many causes.. I suggest you see primary doctor- internist who can start with blood and urine tests. Based on the tests results, appropriate referrals will be made by your physician.
Answered 8/30/2017
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