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A member asked:
I've had uti's frequently and 3 in the past 5 months!, could this be a sign of diabetes?. as there is a history of it in my family.
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Frequent UTI's: You are not likely to have diabetes as, at your age, you would have large amounts of of urine production, have a great deal of thirst and would be losing weight. You need to see a urologist to have an evaluation done to make sure you do not have an anatomical problem with your urinary system causing your uit's. Good luck.
Answered 9/29/2016
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