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Have Type II Diabetes. Frequent Urination, Difficulty Controlling Bladders. What To Do?
I have type two Diabetes and it has reached the point where I need to urinae amost every hour and and having truoble contorling my bladder . A local urologist gave be every imaginable ests and prescrbed serveral diffent pills to treat my problem but none of them worked. I am desperate, it is preventing me from getting enough sleep and living a normal life. What can I do?
Sat, 14 Sep 2013
Hi,
1. Check your blood sugar - are you controlling it very well?
2. Check your urine for any possible infection through urine analysis and culture.
3. Do some self-training exercises - Kegel exercise to train yourself at the toilet.
4. Do not delay to go to the toiled when you need to pee.
5. If the problem would be persistent; talk to your doctor about the above-mentioned options to get the proper treatment; perhaps it would be time to use some drugs to help control your bladder (however, first, you should identify the other causes).
Hope it helped!
1. Check your blood sugar - are you controlling it very well?
2. Check your urine for any possible infection through urine analysis and culture.
3. Do some self-training exercises - Kegel exercise to train yourself at the toilet.
4. Do not delay to go to the toiled when you need to pee.
5. If the problem would be persistent; talk to your doctor about the above-mentioned options to get the proper treatment; perhaps it would be time to use some drugs to help control your bladder (however, first, you should identify the other causes).
Hope it helped!
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hi,
pl contact your doctor and go through a full diabetic panel test, complete with urinalysis and BUN levels to isolate or rule out any pathology or comorbid condition, then consider the possibility of Over active bladder
your doctor will advise accordingly, in the meanwhile pl continue your medications and diabetic regimen as advised by your Doctor
pl contact your doctor and go through a full diabetic panel test, complete with urinalysis and BUN levels to isolate or rule out any pathology or comorbid condition, then consider the possibility of Over active bladder
your doctor will advise accordingly, in the meanwhile pl continue your medications and diabetic regimen as advised by your Doctor
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