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What Causes Frequent Need To Urinate?
i have a problem with my urination .i go to urine for every 45 min -1 hour of time.i have consulted a urologist and he gave me antibiotics to decrease any infection in my urinary system,it did not work .then he gave more powerful antibiotics and they also did not work.then my ultrasound scan report suggested that my full bladder volume 37 ml,and everything is normal .he told it effects u a lot if d volume is so less. to be d same,my urine report has 1-2/puscells in my urine suijth a doctor suggested u r name to consult if it is nuerological didsorder,what may have happened to me.... plz help me out from did thi sgiving me hard time plz sir
Fri, 2 Aug 2019
Hi,
Based on the history you have shared, you need to rule out any signs of increased prostate size causing an obstruction on the urethra and leading to inadequate bladder emptying and collection of residual urine. A baseline ultrasound prostate, as well as post-void urine volume, should be calculated.
Urinalysis to rule out any signs of urinary tract infection should also be looked for and if suspected urine culture and antibiotics may be needed.
Meanwhile, sugar levels should also look for along with serum and urinary sodium levels to rule out any endocrine causes of such symptoms.
Avoid fluids and liquids at night post-dinner and avoid caffeine and other diuretics beverages.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
Based on the history you have shared, you need to rule out any signs of increased prostate size causing an obstruction on the urethra and leading to inadequate bladder emptying and collection of residual urine. A baseline ultrasound prostate, as well as post-void urine volume, should be calculated.
Urinalysis to rule out any signs of urinary tract infection should also be looked for and if suspected urine culture and antibiotics may be needed.
Meanwhile, sugar levels should also look for along with serum and urinary sodium levels to rule out any endocrine causes of such symptoms.
Avoid fluids and liquids at night post-dinner and avoid caffeine and other diuretics beverages.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
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