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What Causes Frequent Urination Along With Constant Bladder Pressure?

I have had past UTI s for years, am 59 and have had for some time frequent urination and almost constant bladder pressure but no burning when urinating. I have tried a couple types of antibiotics which curb the symptoms but have not cured them. Could this be something more?
Mon, 25 Apr 2016
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Hi & Welcome to HCM.
Incomplete data like gender?
The symptoms described in your query could be due to benign prostatic enlargement, stones in the urinary bladder, urge incontinence, urinary bladder inflammation (cystitis), post menopausal, overactive bladder or bladder neck obstruction or cancer involving urinary bladder or prostate.
You need to consult a urologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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What Causes Frequent Urination Along With Constant Bladder Pressure?

Hi & Welcome to HCM. Incomplete data like gender? The symptoms described in your query could be due to benign prostatic enlargement, stones in the urinary bladder, urge incontinence, urinary bladder inflammation (cystitis), post menopausal, overactive bladder or bladder neck obstruction or cancer involving urinary bladder or prostate. You need to consult a urologist for further evaluation and treatment.