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What Could Be The Cause Of Frequent Urination?
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I'm 22 years old, female, 5"5', 110-15 pounds. I've noticed, about a year ago, that I have a constant need to urinate. Sometimes so bad, that I am incapable of holding it. I figured I had a small bladder, and had to deal with it, except why only a year ago I realized this? Looking further at some symptoms: I'm constantly exhausted, my legs and back hurt on occasion (severely), losing hair, migraines, always cold (even in a warm room) yet I get night sweats. I want to know what this could potentially be. I've looked at kidney disease...but I'm not so sure it's that serious...
I'm 22 years old, female, 5"5', 110-15 pounds. I've noticed, about a year ago, that I have a constant need to urinate. Sometimes so bad, that I am incapable of holding it. I figured I had a small bladder, and had to deal with it, except why only a year ago I realized this? Looking further at some symptoms: I'm constantly exhausted, my legs and back hurt on occasion (severely), losing hair, migraines, always cold (even in a warm room) yet I get night sweats. I want to know what this could potentially be. I've looked at kidney disease...but I'm not so sure it's that serious...
Tue, 7 Jun 2016
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You have problem of frequent urination that may be because of diabetes .Check your blood sugar level first.
Inflammation of bladder wall cause this type of problems.
Prostate enlargement may cause recurrent urination.
kidney disease cause this type of symptoms.
Consent a nephrologist for further diagnosis.
Wish you a goid health.
Take care..Thanks.
You have problem of frequent urination that may be because of diabetes .Check your blood sugar level first.
Inflammation of bladder wall cause this type of problems.
Prostate enlargement may cause recurrent urination.
kidney disease cause this type of symptoms.
Consent a nephrologist for further diagnosis.
Wish you a goid health.
Take care..Thanks.
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