Frequent urination causes kidney
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Since the last 5 days, i have been experiencing frequent urination. After i pass urine, i feel the urge to pass urine again after half hour or hour. Initially, there was slight burning when passing urine but not anymore. I got urine test done but it shows no infection. One month ago, i got digestive problems and acidity and doctor gave me Zantac for that and i was fine within a week. Now ocassionally, i experience acidity and burning in stomach so i avoid fried foods.
I suffer from frequent urination between 2am and 6 in the morning. This happens every half hour, lots of urine, no burning, no pain.I have had blood tests, cystoscopy and an IVP done, all came back negative. I don;t drink a lot since i never get thirsty, a cup of tea in the morning and a glass of water for my blood pressure tablets. I'm not swollen but 2yrs ago i had a back op for a pinched nerve, could this be the cause? Please help!
This summer I experienced extreme pain in my right flank along with back pain on the right side and frequent urination. Dr thought it was either kidney stones or a pulled back muscle. After a couple of weeks this pain subsided, however then I developed swelling in my left foot that was thought to be gout. After a couple weeks this too subsided. Since Christmas I have been experiencing back pain on the right side, frequent urination again and occasional lower right abdominal and pelvic pain.
A neurologic problem, hormonal disorders, pituitary gland problems, a urinary tract infection, increase intake of fluids and certain medications. Certain tests may need to be done to have these differentials excluded. A baseline urinalysis and urine culture, urodynamic studies, and CT scan of the kidney, ureter and bladder may help.
I suggest a consult with a urologist to at least rule out an underlying urinary tract infection.
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Without examination confirmation of a diagnosis is tough but urge of frequent urination can be due to increased intake of fluids or diabetes mellitus.Other possibilities are glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis(inflammation of the kidneys),urinary tract infection,hypercalcemia,hypokalemia(low potassium),hyperthyroidism,hyperparathyroidism,diuretic drugs and benign hyperplasia of the prostate(in elderly males).
I am 25 and recently, i started experiencing frequent urination. I had side pain for a day so i got urine test done and it came out normal. The doctor still prescribed me antibiotic (Enoxabid) for UTI but it did not improve my condition. Now i continue experiencing frequent urination. Every 1.5 to 2 hours, i feel the urge to urinate and since the last 2-3 days i am also experiencing slight burning in the vagina.
Right Kidney :10.8x4.6cm, Left Kidney : 9.3x4.2cm Both kidneys are normal in size, shape and position. No evidence of echo reflective calculus noted. pelvicalyceal system is normal on both sides.
Urinary bladder is normal. no evidence of calculi. pre void : volume - 103cc, post void residue : volume -7cc
prostate size : 3.7x3.4x3.1cm (volume - 21c).
im 27 male single smoking usually masterbate from month i noticed that i had frequent urination i go 2 doctor and made urine analysis he found RBCs 5-6 hpf in urine and x-ray on kidney didnt show any abnormal i do ultrasound in both kidneys and bladder he found gravel in kidneys and ultrasound in bladder show homogenous prostate he describe me (cystone - rowatinex) but now i suffer from colic in pelvic and bladder after urination and pain in the tip of penis when i urinate the pain some times i
i m 29 yrs old and , i am having frequent urination problem for 3 years,about 4 months ago,i went to pcp ,he sent me for sonogram of my kidney and bladder and also for chest x-ray,the results came out negative and my urine and blood was also fine,then i went to urologist' he has done urodynamics and also looked into my bladder through scope and said that nothing is wrong with my bladder and urthera,he first gave me vesicare for a month than enablex but condition still remains the same ,then
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Kidney diseases have been ruled out by CT scan. Lower back pain and frequent urination can be due to spinal causes causing pinched nerve, diabetes, interstitial cystitis, overactive bladder syndrome, neurological diseases, urinary incontinence and bladder dysfunction. In females, urethritis has to be ruled out.
Over the past 2 years I have experienced episodes of dizziness, feeling as if I will faint, pounding heart. I have also developed frequent urination over time. My doctor has written off the episodes as anxiety. However, I have noticed that my blood pressure has been much lower than normal - BP has always been in "normal" range, but now is often in the 90s/50s. I have also noticed my heart pounding more than normal recently.
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Without examination confirmation of a diagnosis is tough but urge of frequent urination can be due to increased intake of fluids or diabetes mellitus.Other possibilities are glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis(inflammation of the kidneys),urinary tract infection,hypercalcemia,hypokalemia(low potassium),hyperthyroidism,hyperparathyroidism,diuretic drugs and benign hyperplasia of the prostate(in elderly males).
I have been experiencing frequent urination problem from last three months.I feel like going to rest room all the time.If i drink 300 ml of water then i need to urinate atleast 5 times for every 30 min. Before going to bed i urinate as much as i can still i need to wake up two times.
I consulted urologist and diagnosed for the below tests and results are like below:
Ultrasound report:
LIVER is normal in size and echotexture.
The portal vein and CBD appear normal in course and calibre.
Symptoms of UTI are frequent urination, burning sensation during urination, passing of blood in urine and even fever. The most common causes of repeated UTIs are kidney stones and diabetes mellitus. Making a diagnosis of a urinary tract infection includes performing a urinalysis test, which checks for the presence of pus, white blood cells, and bacteria in the urine, which point to a urinary tract infection.
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