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barnetts

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*constant Urination* Posted: 08-11-05 14:27pm


Just wondering if someone here had some insights or observations. I am a 54 year old man in excellent physical shape. I have always been a frequent bathroom goer, but in the past month I am going non-stop. It is as if as soon as I finish urination, I have to go again. This is even more onerous at night. I went to see my urologist this past week and he took the usual tests, felt the prostate, but could not see anything. I have been on uroxotral for the past month and the doc thought that perhaps I might have an infection. He gave me cipro--500 mg--2 x day to take. That was three days ago and I am still urinating like hell. I'm going on vacation tomorrow and at this point I feel like cancelling the whole thing. Very frustrating! :oops: any insights, let me know. Best, barnett

enfamill

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Posted: 08-11-05 16:55pm


Urine frequency every 15 mintues?? Me too.

enfamill

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Medullary Sponge Kidney Posted: 08-17-05 18:03pm


I now learn why I have hemauria and urinary frequency/urgency. My intravenous pyelogram (ivp) radiography shows I have medullary sponge kidney.

Writer_girl

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Ureaplasma Urealyticum Posted: 10-12-05 06:18am


I have to pee all the time too. Seriously I will go and then a minute later I have to go again. If I never pee again it will be too soon. The infection I have is called ureaplasma urealyticum. Maybe it is something to look into? Apparently a lot of docs never even bother testing for this type of bladder infection. Get well soon. Take care.

udofes

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Posted: 02-17-08 07:42am


i also have this problem now justared experiencing this 2yrs back it khas affected my sexual intercourse with my wife

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Posted: 02-17-08 10:14am


Please look into IC (Interstitial cystitis). This causes the urgency to pee a lot and painful intercourse also. There are doctor who don't believe in this condition but it is very real.

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