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Recurrent UTI And Frequent Urination. Should I Consult An Urologist For The Problem?
Hi this is faye im 29 years old and ive been suffering recurrent uti and i found out that it was all because my bladder is loose or its not emptying my urine completely.i had my ultrasound last year and it says that 5 percent prevoid.im so worried because my brother has end stage renal failure and i dont want to end up like him.By the way i have this condition where i always sneeze due to allergy and it might be one of the reason bec my bladder might have been forced or whatever.im planning to see a urologist for this condition bothers me a lot since soemtimes i feel like i need to urinate even if im just done urinating but then whenever i urinate it is in small amount.please help me.thank you
Fri, 6 Dec 2013
Hello,
I have gone through your query and understood your concerns. It is not completely depended on recurent UTI because urge to urine is seen in many other diseases which even includes renal diseases. So, I suggest you to have blood urea and serium creatinine done to rule out renal diseases. Coming to the bladder you might have bladder dysfunction in which you will have same symptoms and it will result in recurrent uti. Your decision to meet a urologist is good as it will be good when diagnosed earlier. Thank you,
I have gone through your query and understood your concerns. It is not completely depended on recurent UTI because urge to urine is seen in many other diseases which even includes renal diseases. So, I suggest you to have blood urea and serium creatinine done to rule out renal diseases. Coming to the bladder you might have bladder dysfunction in which you will have same symptoms and it will result in recurrent uti. Your decision to meet a urologist is good as it will be good when diagnosed earlier. Thank you,
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