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My wife has suffering frequent urination from couple of days started at once and breath shortness. she is not pregnant . what is this?
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Frequent urination: You wife should go to an emergency room and have her urine and blood work checked. She may have new onset diabetes mellitus or insipidus. Have her checked out as soon as possible. Good luck.
Answered 9/29/2016
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