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Suggest Treatment For Frequent Urination Problem

Hi, I am having frequent urination problem for past 2 months. My doctor found glucose in urine . I gave a blood test but the results were not out. I also noticed bubbles in my urine today and it takes some time to disappear. Please let me know what might be the problem/
Fri, 22 May 2015
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Hello and welcome to HCM. well, we need to know the results of the blood tests done for diagnosing Diabetes, like FBS, PP2BS, HbA1c. your urine showed glucose , which suggests that you're likely to be diabetic. you should give details of your age,family history of diabetes, occupation and any other disease or medication you may be taking. accordingly, other tests are likely to be advised.don't worry about the bubbles in urine. it's normally seen in many patients and maybe of no significance.
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Suggest Treatment For Frequent Urination Problem

Hello and welcome to HCM. well, we need to know the results of the blood tests done for diagnosing Diabetes, like FBS, PP2BS, HbA1c. your urine showed glucose , which suggests that you re likely to be diabetic. you should give details of your age,family history of diabetes, occupation and any other disease or medication you may be taking. accordingly, other tests are likely to be advised.don t worry about the bubbles in urine. it s normally seen in many patients and maybe of no significance.