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- have a question, i am 27 years old. i have a problem of frequent urination, i drink coffee, tea and consume 1-2 liters of water everday. i also drink alcohol whenever i drink alcohol i drink like binge drinker maybe once or twice in a week. i also have pre-diabetics from 3 years. please also answer/guide me on that. how can i get rid of this? thank you.Explain the situation using the Diathesis Stress Model Marlon grew up in a city and his family is very poor. Marlon has engaged to pick pocketing to survive. Marlon also suffer hypertension due to Diabetic Type 2 his Grandparents has this diabetic history. One day Marlon has been complain by his neighborhood Jaja a 16 yrs old girl because of attempting to touch her in her.Explain detailedly how stress occurs in our body. What are the process that under goes it.
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