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Is it normal to have to urinate a few times an hour?
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Here are some ...: "Urinating a few time an hour" is not normal for any adults, usually resulting from UTI, inability to empty bladder or to hold the urine, or obsessive fluid over-drinking, under IV infusion or taking diuretics. To figure out the underlying reason for such is not that difficulty by analyzing the onset, degree, duration, evolution, progress, & resolution of voiding symptoms over time + exam + tests.
Answered 4/19/2017
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