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What Causes Frequent Urination And Pain Apart From UTI And Diabetes?
Hi, my name is sandra. About a year ago i started having symptoms of frequent and urgent urination both day and night. It has only gotten worse. I go all day and atleast 3 times a night. My stomach has recently also become very bloated and i have gained weight, but it only seems to be in my stomach area. I constantly feel full and bloated. I feel as if something in my stomach is putting pressure on my bladder. I do not have any pain or blood when i urinate. UTI and diabetes have already been ruled out.
Tue, 28 Jun 2016
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You have problem of frequent urination that may be because of diabetes and urinary tract infection.
Bloting stomach may cause pressure over bladder.
So a abdominal ultrasound sonography for further diagnosis.
Avoid gaseous foods like cabbage, cauliflower, carbonated drinks etc. ..
Avoid fatty and oily foods.
Simethicone drug help for gas relief.
Consent a physician for further diagnosis. .I hope my guidance is helpful to you..
Take care.
Thanks.
You have problem of frequent urination that may be because of diabetes and urinary tract infection.
Bloting stomach may cause pressure over bladder.
So a abdominal ultrasound sonography for further diagnosis.
Avoid gaseous foods like cabbage, cauliflower, carbonated drinks etc. ..
Avoid fatty and oily foods.
Simethicone drug help for gas relief.
Consent a physician for further diagnosis. .I hope my guidance is helpful to you..
Take care.
Thanks.
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