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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Urge To Urinate

I was at my doctors had the urge to go to the toilet a lot was given antibiotics doctor took dip stick test small traces of blood show test came back no infection doctor took another dip stick test never said anything was there urine test was ok took another dip stick test blood shown again doctor sending me to the urologist as my mother and sister both died of bladder cancer im on lisiprimosol for high blood pressure could this be causing any problems im very worried
Mon, 2 Jan 2017
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It may be possible that your increased urine frequency may be due to your anti hypertensive drug lisinopril. Try to cut down on your salt and fat intake and look for healthier alternatives which can be searched down in the internet. Even get a blood sugar test done to check if you have developed diabetes mellitus, which is also one of the common reasons for increased frequency of urination. And also try to reduce smoking if at all you do it, because it is also of the risk factors for many cancers even bladder.

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Suggest Treatment For Persistent Urge To Urinate

It may be possible that your increased urine frequency may be due to your anti hypertensive drug lisinopril. Try to cut down on your salt and fat intake and look for healthier alternatives which can be searched down in the internet. Even get a blood sugar test done to check if you have developed diabetes mellitus, which is also one of the common reasons for increased frequency of urination. And also try to reduce smoking if at all you do it, because it is also of the risk factors for many cancers even bladder.