Frequent urination loss of appetite
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frequent-urination
I am not sure what you mean by bathroom use—if it is loose stools, then the loss of appetite is due to gut infection. Take an OTC lactobacillus preparation (probiotics) and yoghurt with your meals. Drink plenty of fluids (clear soups, water, ORS in water, lemonade). Eat light, do not stay hungry but eat simple things like toast, porridge, cereals, crackers, banana, rice, peeled apple, etc. Take over the counter antacid and antiemetic (this SOS for vomiting).
Symptoms of Type 1 diabetes are extreme thirst, frequent urination, drowsiness, sugar in urine, vision changes, increased appetite, weight loss, fruity odor on breath, and labored breathing. Since your child does have two of the above symptoms, you should have him checked as soon as possible. Having him checked is easy and relatively painless and if he does have diabetes, it would be better to find out now before his symptoms get any worse.
Others are Dry mouth, Thirst, Frequent Urination, Blurry vision, Weight loss, and Increased appetite. You need to see a doctor and get tested for diabetes: an OGTT (oral glucose tolerance test), a fasting glucose test, or an A1c test. If diabetes runs in the family your chance of getting it is higher than most.
rapid weight loss 125 to 90, hair broke off then hair loss, low temp, cold more often than others, brain fog, frequent nighttime urination, dry skin, loss of appetite, decreased libido/dryness, pain to lift arms up further than level (tendonitis in shoulders now), painful walking - stiff (bursitis now), muscle weakness, ear feels full or like swimmers' ear often.
I have been having issues with bladder retention, hard to start urination, frequent urge, split urination stream, weak stream, frequent stops during urination, scrotum pain, pelvic pain, left arm and hand numbness lasting several minutes several times suring the day, dizziness after kneeling or bending over for short periods of time, occassional blurred vision. My urologist is repeating one last test, but he says everything is pointing to a neurological problem.
There are many causes like worms in stool, depression, anorexia nervosa, AIDS, cancers especially colon cancers, drug abuse, infections and loss of appetite. Loss of appetite can again be due to certain medications, drug abuse, depression, AIDS, acute and chronic infections, cancers and hypothyroidism. Either you do not eat well or there is increased metabolism as in hyperthyroid states, HIV, cancer etc.
I am a 40 year old woman with the problem of frequent urination. I do not have diabetes or UTI and my ultrasound scan is normal. I underwent a D&C procedure in December of 2007. My urologist thinks that I should see a psychiatrist. I have a bulky uterus. I was 200 lbs three years ago, now I am 125 lbs, (through diet and excercise).
My gynec told me that I have over-exercised,(walking 14 km a day).
I feel constant irritation and pressure in my bladder.
Amnesia, attempted suicide, confusion, coughing, decreased sexual drive, depression, excessive urination, fever, gas, impaired concentration, increased appetite, increased salivation, itching, joint pain, lack of emotion, loss of menstruation, low blood pressure, migraine, muscle pain, rapid heartbeat, rash, skin tingling, taste disturbances, visual disturbances, weight gain, weight loss, yawning
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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???
Laura,
Gastroparesis is one of the first culprits they check for when there's not another likely culprit. Have you had a gastric emptying study? (This would have involved eating scrambled eggs with a radioactive tracer in them, usually along with a piece of toast w/jelly and a glass of water, then a series of scans at different time intervals to see the timing of the food emptying from your stomach.
In addition to the frequent urination, I have a great deal of cognitive issues (memory loss / retention problems, concentration problems, shortened attention span, sometimes can't speak properly), depression and anxiety, eye issues (wicked light sensitive, blurry vision, hurts to look up or to the sides), stiff and painful joints and muscles, muscle weakness, occasional tingling in hands or feet, INCREDIBLY fatigued, dizziness and lightheadedness, vertigo, occasional balance issues, and tre
I have a son (9yrs old) who is a type 1 diabetic and I am very concerned my daughter has it to. She has been showing signs ie. frequent urination, thirsty all the time, loss of appetite and at times increase. I checked her glucose levels with my sons meter and it read 124, just confused if its in normal range!! I think I will make an appointment for her and try to get a fasting glucose test done on her.
I have 1 kidney that is in stage 3 and frequent urination our no urination are red flags for me as kidney disease can be silent.. Have this checked and let us know how you are doing.. I hope others come along with experience with Trams that may have run across this and that is all it is. I wish you well with your surgery.. Do not do things too soon after ok and take care.
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