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I think you mean polyuria instead of polyurea. Polyuria is a medical term used to describe the symptom of increased frequency of urination. When glucose levels in blood are greater than normal, the molecule of glucose 'leaks' into the urine. As glucose enters the urine, it brings water molecules with it and, in turn, urine volume increases and, 'voila', polyuria happens..

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