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What Causes Frequent Urination And Dizziness?
I have been peeing about 5 times a night for the last two nights and I have not been going anywhere near as much during the day. It is like the times have swapped. I have type one diabetes but my levels are the same as usual. Not the best but ok. I have stopped drinking from about 6pm but this has not helped either. I also drink about 2L of water a day. I have right lower stomach pain and when I push down on it it stings. I have been know to get urine infections but I there is no sting when or blood when I pee. Also when I got up this moring I was weak and dizzy when I was trying to make breakfast and had to sit down. This was not cause by my sugar levels as they were fine. I thought it maybe because I had lost so much fluid during the night. Could this have anything to do with my ovaries?
Thu, 29 May 2014
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I really appreciate your concern looking to the history given here I could say that if you are going for voiding 5 times in the night, but you did not say any thing abut the day time frequency in my opinion stop drinking the water two hours prior to bed and reassess the value of blood glucose increase the dose of bed time antidiabetic, hope this information helps you, have a nice day
Thank for asking to HCM
I really appreciate your concern looking to the history given here I could say that if you are going for voiding 5 times in the night, but you did not say any thing abut the day time frequency in my opinion stop drinking the water two hours prior to bed and reassess the value of blood glucose increase the dose of bed time antidiabetic, hope this information helps you, have a nice day
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