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What Causes Frequent Urination With History Of Removing Stone From Bladder?

Hi Dr, I am going to have a colonoscopy next week to remove some polyps, and I am terrified by this. My biggest problem is I have to urinate all the time. I have already had tests done on my bladder, and all they found were a few stones in the bladder, which were removed at the time, however I still urinate all the time, up to 4-5 times per night. Is there any relation between the two things? I am 56 year old male, and a smoker. Thanks Mike
Wed, 25 Nov 2015
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Hi Mike.

Have you had your prostate checked? Also, check for bladder incontinence. Hiw many litres of water do you drink per day? It should be a maximum of 3 litres, nothing more is required.

Also check on your dietary intake, if you are taking any medications that could be providing a diuretuc effect? Stress and anxiety also can cause an increased urge to urinate.

Best wishes.
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What Causes Frequent Urination With History Of Removing Stone From Bladder?

Hi Mike. Have you had your prostate checked? Also, check for bladder incontinence. Hiw many litres of water do you drink per day? It should be a maximum of 3 litres, nothing more is required. Also check on your dietary intake, if you are taking any medications that could be providing a diuretuc effect? Stress and anxiety also can cause an increased urge to urinate. Best wishes.