Frequent urination fatigue in children
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Since doctors don't seem to want to help me figure out what's wrong, I'm trying to investigate my various symptoms to find potential diseases to rule out.
For the past two and a half years, I've had a problem with frequent urination. No incontinence of any kind, but I tend to pee on average 12-20 times a day. Sometimes I'll be up one or two times at night, sometimes more and sometimes not at all. I DO drink quite a bit of fluid.
I didn't really experience frequent urination during my first trimester...but am having it in my second trimester..am 15 weeks 5 days..anyone else with the same issue.could this be normal?
I need some advice on what's going on with me lately I've been having cramps and indigestion with heartburn and burping a lot and frequent urination and I've been fatigue and getting headaches I tried googling my symptoms but no luck because it just state their pregnancy symptoms which I doubt. I'm afraid to go to the doctor can someone please help me...
Breast tenderness, extreme fatigue and tiredness, achy abdomen n back, bladder pressure and frequent urination, unusual increase appetite, sensitivity to smells, overly emotional, feeling bloated or full belly, vivid dreams, and bouts of dizziness. Im almost scared to take test cuz i know how unlikely it would be. Could it be possible or is my imagination getting better of me?
I am an active athlete and I believe I have completely overtrained myself. Symptoms are fatigue, frequent urination, fatigue, sleeplessness, mentally slow, and decreased to zero libido. My blood tests are available below. Obviously, testosterone at 71 ng/dL is a major concern along with LH at 1.1. Can anyone interpret these for me and rule out hypothyroid vs. overtraining. I have since stopped training and plan on taking 2 weeks to rest and recovery intensely. Any comments are appreciated.
I'm 7 weeks and have no symptoms besides back pain, frequent urination, and fatigue. Should I be worried ?
I have a hormone deficiency. I do not have a period, but I have the ovulation discharge. Anyways I was told by my pediatritian when I was 17 that it would be unlikely for me to conceive on my own, so I never worried about using protection. For the last few months I've noticed some changes, such as very frequent urination, my appetite has changed, I've gained a little weight, sometimes I get a sharp pain in my abdomen, backaches, and fatigue.
Earlier i experienced symptoms but they didn't last long. I've had baaaad fatigue then at night i got no sleep, mood swings,frequent urination, back pain, nausea, sore & itchy boobs, constipation, diarhea & stuffy nose. Now i get only excess saliva, is this a bad sign???
I have had severe stomach pain almost like a burning on and off for the past few days but tonight it's extremely uncomfortable and not easing up. I have also had frequent urination, black tarry stool, and fatigue.
Hello and thank you for responding to my post! :) I read your profile and I must say that it was bitter-sweet. You've been through so much over the years. I am praying that you will carry this time!! :)
I'm truly in suspense, as I am waiting for testing at home or AF tomorrow. I've also noticed mood swings, frequent urination and fatigue. Other than extremely sore breasts, I've recently noticed fatigue/headaches/mood swings/frequent urination.
Two years ago I started experiencing constant dizziness absent of vertigo. The dizziness remains constant and is accompanied by other symptoms: muscle spasams, memory loss, facial tics, pain in limbs, electric like feelings, numbness, fatigue and frequent urination. I've had two clean MRI's and all my blood work is also fine. Neuro has tried me on migrane, seizure, and anti-depressants for the dizziness to no avail.
occasional nausea, headaches, lower back aches, some food aversions, frequent urination, some cramping, fatigue, mood swings, my lower abdomen feels harder..etc. I have taken 3 Clearblue digitals and they've all been negative. I at first thought all the symptoms were from my hormones balancing back out from no longer BF'ing, but I have had 2 children and I just feel pregnant. I'm going to try a FRER in the morning as those are the only tests I've used for both my pregnancies.
my symptoms are extreme fatigue, no energy, insomnia, body aches, low mood, sore neck and throat area, frequent urination and strong odour of urine, mouth ulcers, grinding teeth,headaches, flaky scalp, intolerance to heat, night sweating especially on head and neck,muscle twitches at night mainly in feet and legs, dry eyes, heavy eyes and more recently talking in my sleep..
The blinking is mild in the morning and increases throughout the day being very frequent in the evening. There is NO history of an family neurological disorders or tourrets. This started on the 1st day of 2nd grade. I was thinking maybe is was a reaction to all of the stimulation from starting school. I don't know. My son had a gasping tic when he was 2 and did it when he was trying to speak, but it only lasted a few months. I have heard of children developing temporary tics like this.
I had chronic respiratory issues when I developed a bad allergy to the grass in the hills around my home. The headaches, dizzyness, and fatigue could be symptoms of allergies, but it is hard to imagine that you could get them every single day. They could signal an autoimmune disorder. Do you have any other symptoms, such as light sensitivity, rashes, joint or muscle pain? Have you been evaluated for ME/Chronic Fatigue?
Pollakiuria is defined as frequent daytime urination that may occur as often as every 5 minutes, although usually the child urinates 3-4 times/hour. This is a common pediatric complaint and the parents are usually concerned that their child has diabetes mellitus or a UTI. The majority of children are between 4-6 years of age. Pollakiuria is more common than urinary tract infections in children. Symptoms may last for years, but the average length is 7-12 months.
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