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Drinking water for heart patient

am a heart patient but feel thirsty and there for have 4lts of cold water a day and i frequently i urinate
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The symptoms you describe of thirst and passing urine frequently may be potentially caused by several conditions and it is difficult to make a single diagnosis without more information.
Please review this with your physician who will be able to take a more detailed history, review your current medications, examine you and commece the appropriate investigations. In particular, you may want ask your physician to screen you for diabetes mellitus which is a common cause of excess thirst and urination.
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187666 tn?1331173345
One thing that pops into mind is diabetes. One symptom is excessive thirst. But a simple test can check for that. Or it could be a habit. My husband drinks a lot of water. I'm not  convinced he needs that much because he also urinates very often due to the water intake. But it's become a habit with him. He can't go anywhere without a bottle of water. He actually gets a bit tense. It's best if you get checked first to rule out health issues.
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976897 tn?1379167602
It would be wise to ask your Doctor to run some blood tests. It could be many things from a psychological issue to the onset of diabetes.
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