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Hi, I need your help. My grandson is 5 years old and is always going to the bathroom. He goes in to the bathroom alot thinking he has to pee. Sometimes he goes and sometimes not. He has been to the Dr. And they say nothing is wrong. Help!
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First Helper robert61westmark
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replied October 12th, 2005
Hi,

i've heard that bladder infections are pretty common among children though I never had one when I was a child. I just spent the last 2 years going to doctors and they told me nothing was wrong and it's all in my head. Turns out I have a horrible bladder infection (ureaplasma urealyticum) and it didn't turn up on the routine culture tests.

What i'm saying is just because the doctor says "there isn't anything wrong" doesn't mean there isn't anything wrong.

I hope your son starts feeling better soon.

Take care
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replied January 25th, 2009
urinating every 1 hour and always thirsty
I drink a glass of water and 1 hour later i pee thar glass of water out. I am always thersty? I use the restroom 10 times a night. I am 47 years old and this has been going on for two months. no pain, no color, just allot of urine and always dry mouth.
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replied January 27th, 2009
URINATING ALL THE TIME
hello, i urinating alot, 5/6 times during the night, unable to hold the urine in at times during the days, when i urine not alot of urine quantity comes out. can you please help me to find the problem.
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