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Excess glucose in the blood is filtered and absorbed by the kidneys. Eventually the kidneys can’t keep up so the glucose along with fluid gets excreted into the urine. So extra urine volume. The individual feels thirsty as a result. Could be other reasons contributing to this too. Lot of people with diabetes also have high blood pressure, so certain blood pressure drugs can cause more urinating.
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