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Try elevating your legs during the day and stop drinking two hours before bed
An overactive bladder, UTI, kidney stones or an enlarged prostate can affect how you urinate
Signs to look out for include pain and changes in frequency or urgency
A renal diet is designed to cut out sodium, phosphorus and potassium
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Find out whether you should head to the bathroom after the bedroom
Not following recommended follow-ups could put you at risk
It’s completely normal for the color of your urine to vary a little day by day, but it should stay within a certain range of yellow
Here’s how to tell if you’re experiencing a kidney stone
Just one more myth to add to the misinformation pile
Recurrent urinary tract infections are most common in women, seniors
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