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Q: Frequent Urination?
asked by: laura_girl on October 28th, 2004
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Hey,
like the title says i've been suffering lately from frequent *urgent* need to urinate. I've had uti's before, and it's not like that - whenever i've had a uti it's always been accompanied by cramps or burning feeling. I don't think i'm preg as i'm on the pill and had a period only last week... Any ideas what else this could be?
Thanks in advance!
~.Laura
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twinkletwinklelittlestar
replied on October 31st, 2004
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If your urgency/frequency is not being caused by a uti, it could be something like an overactive bladder or cystitis of the bladder. You should see a urologist if you've had much problems with uti's because that could be an indication of bladder cystitis. In any case, a urologist could definetly tell you what is wrong. You might also want to try drinking some cranberry juice to help those problems. I've had the problem for years and sometimes go up to a 100 times a day, it's very annoying and I would not hesitate to get it checked out if I was you. Md's do not specialize in evaluating such a problem. Good luck.
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callie8323
replied on November 5th, 2004
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Me 2
I pee all the time too I just get used to it I pee about 35 to 40 times a day or more I pee so much I can't keep up with it. I should go to the docter its been like this for 3 years !
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