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My 6 yr old son having frequent urination with no pain and no fever. and has abnormally wet the bed what could be causing these symptoms?
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Several things.: The first thought that came to my mind was diabetes. Frequent urination and urinating at night can be presenting symptoms. Diabetes in a 6 year old is serious. See your doctor.
Answered 8/17/2013
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