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A member asked:
I know i don't have any kind of infection it doesn't burn or hurt to pee. i just pee a lot can it be something other than pregnancy and infections?
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See below: The most common causes of peeing alot or polyuria are drinking alot of water and other fluids, taking diuretic meds or foods such as tea and uncontrolled diabetes.
Answered 6/7/2013
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