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Frequent Round Trips To The Bathroom At Night For Women
Making several trips to the bathroom at night can be caused by an enlarged prostate, a kidney problem, or even sleep apnea. Experts at the Mayo Clinic offer information on medications such as Flomax and Uroxatral that may treat the problem. And they discuss tips on how to get an uninterrupted night's sleep.
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