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Anxiety And Panic Attacks, Frequent Urination, Slightly Enlarged Prostate
I have major anxiety and panic attacks. I feel like it might be health problem causing it because i have frequent urination but also feel the anxiety might be making me feel like i need to always go pee.I went to the doctor and they said i have a slightly enlarged prostate and gave me meds for that. no prob have gone away and i can t even drive are go around people and feel like I always need to go pee. Im going crazy!!! please help
hi, you have not mentioned your age, or any reports that have been done. See a urologist in addition to the doctor treating you for your panic attacks. Get a sonography, urine test and uroflow done. If there is no urine infection and residual urine volume is not high, you can be started on some medicines which relax your bladder (anticholinergics) which will decrease your urine frequency and urgency to void. limit your fluid intake to say 8-10 glasses /day. avoid caffeinated and fizzy drinks. try diverting your attention from your bladder, try increasing your voiding interval by 5-10 minutes each week. you can also try relaxation exercises and yoga. good luck.
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Anxiety And Panic Attacks, Frequent Urination, Slightly Enlarged Prostate
hi, you have not mentioned your age, or any reports that have been done. See a urologist in addition to the doctor treating you for your panic attacks. Get a sonography, urine test and uroflow done. If there is no urine infection and residual urine volume is not high, you can be started on some medicines which relax your bladder (anticholinergics) which will decrease your urine frequency and urgency to void. limit your fluid intake to say 8-10 glasses /day. avoid caffeinated and fizzy drinks. try diverting your attention from your bladder, try increasing your voiding interval by 5-10 minutes each week. you can also try relaxation exercises and yoga. good luck.