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By whatsgoingon454 | Feb 19, 2013

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At night I have frequent urination at least twice an hour starting around 2am to 6am. Each time urinating as though I had a full glasses of water but I do not drink anything after 10p. I also have pain in my lower right side while sleeping.

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specialmom

Feb 19, 2013

Hi there and welcome. Well, I think a trip to the doctor is in order. They may run a screen on you for diabetes as this is a symptom of it. Have you ruled out pregnancy by the way? No history of abnormal symptoms when having a UTI? I would just get this checked as soon as possible as i think your doctor will be able to help you. good luck

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