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sammie4488

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Joined: 26 Jun 2005
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Frequent Urination Posted: 08-25-05 11:25am


Hi! I am a female 29 years old. I am having frequent urination. I urinate 1-2 times every hour. I do not have any pain after urination. There is just a dull ache in the abdomen. I am not taking any medicines. I had urine tests done recently and all were normal. Is it ok if a person urinates 1-2 times every hour? I am kind of scared. Any information, suggestions would help. Thanks, sam

happy_sunshine_yan

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Joined: 30 Mar 2005
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Location: Burnaby, BC, Canada

Posted: 08-25-05 19:24pm


I'm not a healthcare provider nor a professional.. But if tests were run and came out normal.. It might just be dehydration.. Try drinking 8-12 glasses of water everyday and see if it improves... Good luck =d

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