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It's been a couple of months that every morning i wake up really really thirsty. should i be worried?
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Possibly: Excessive thirst accompanies diabetes mellitus and other endocrine and renal disorders such as diabetes insipidus. Especially if you are having increased urination, see your doctor.
Answered 7/9/2013
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