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Urinary frequency

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Urinary frequency is the symptom of having to pass urine too often. The total volume passed during the day is normal.

As there is considerable interpersonal variation in the number of times in a day that an individual would normally expect to micturate, a good indicator of frequency is that a person feels a change, or that they are having to void too often.


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