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Frequent urination
I go for urination frequently 8 -10 times a day.I drink more water.but in night after I sleep I go for urination only once. Recently I had got a cut on my hand with knife and it got healed completely without medicine. Sometimes I feel tired,but sometimes I am OK.what is problem with me I take solian 400 mg twice a day and pacitane 2mg.what is problem with me.this condition is from more than 2year.sometime I urinate more and sometimes less.what is the problem?
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Doesnt appear to be a problem. You produce more urine as you drink more water.
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try by reducing the water intake if it helps or else consult a urologist.
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More urine probably due to more water intake... As we sleep in night and don't take much water urine output is less..
Don't take too much water /liquids.
No need to worry
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