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What Causes Frequent Urination?
Question: Hello Sir, I am 25 years old. Since last 1-2 years, I am suffering from frequent urination.
4 years ago, I was suffered from kidney stone also...but now its ok.
I need to go for urination more than 15 time a day.
Please suggest me the what's the problem.
Also, I am suffering from Piles since last week. Is there any relation between these two.
Is there any complication.
4 years ago, I was suffered from kidney stone also...but now its ok.
I need to go for urination more than 15 time a day.
Please suggest me the what's the problem.
Also, I am suffering from Piles since last week. Is there any relation between these two.
Is there any complication.
Brief Answer:
Piles may not be directly related to the urination problem...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Hemorrhoids / piles has no direct relation to increased urination. Moreover from what you described increased urination for 2 years and the current piles issue is for a week.
Frequent urination has multiple causes both physiological as well as pathological. At the outset, I will order complete blood count; blood sugar - fasting / post prandial blood sugar; urine routine; ultrasound scan with post void residue. A physical examination from a physician is also worthwhile. Further treatment will be based on results of test.
You can discuss this with your treating doctor.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Piles may not be directly related to the urination problem...
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Hemorrhoids / piles has no direct relation to increased urination. Moreover from what you described increased urination for 2 years and the current piles issue is for a week.
Frequent urination has multiple causes both physiological as well as pathological. At the outset, I will order complete blood count; blood sugar - fasting / post prandial blood sugar; urine routine; ultrasound scan with post void residue. A physical examination from a physician is also worthwhile. Further treatment will be based on results of test.
You can discuss this with your treating doctor.
Hope this helps.
Regards
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