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Why do i only urinate 2 times a day? is this normal?
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Frequent urination: Urination is a function of the types and the volumes of fluids a person drinks. Many other issues enter into the number of times you urinate. Kidney function tests may be necessary to determine if your kidneys are working properly. You should see a urologist to determine if anything is wrong.
Answered 9/29/2016
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