Dr. Mallika Anand frequently observes women coming to her office at Harvard-affiliated Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center with large insulated tumblers containing more than a liter of water. These women often visit her seeking answers to their frequent urination. Despite the widespread belief that consuming too much water can result in more frequent trips to the bathroom, Dr. Anand frequently must clarify the connection between the two.
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