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CarolKelso
CarolKelso

Hi ladies

oh i am Peeing so much...i cannot go 45 mins and there is pressure to go and im not even drinking much. It comes and goes but last few days peeing alot at night i go at least 3 times and if i dont go i wake up with tummy ache...

anyone the same?? thx in advance..

CK

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  • kate_80669
    kate_80669 CarolKelso

    Posted

    not in the day but in the night i am go 2-3 times. think part of it is habit.

    my main issue still is indigestion and feeling full so i so my health anxiety is through the roof x

  • lucy48229
    lucy48229 CarolKelso

    Posted

    At first you need check you do not have infection. When in menopause is normal your bladder is over active!

  • lori93950
    lori93950 CarolKelso

    Posted

    yes all the time ! i have to go wherever i am starbucks trader joes....

  • Guest
    Guest CarolKelso

    Posted

    Hi Carol, I am always peeing! My gyno told me my bladder is a little droopy... Especially if I leave the house...after an hour...gotta go...seriously thinking of buying a camping porta toilet for my car. 

  • mrs_susan74280
    mrs_susan74280 CarolKelso

    Posted

    HI me too, what's your age ?, it's getting me down now,

    • mrs_susan74280
      mrs_susan74280 CarolKelso

      Posted

      I am 58, hysterectomy 2007, ovaries in, I was the only one in a group of 5 ladies keeping ovaries in, not sure if it was right or not

    • Takingtime
      Takingtime mrs_susan74280

      Posted

      Hi Susan, They keep at least one ovary in if the ovaries are in good shape, this avoids women going into full on menopause which would be very hard on the body....think of how the body is adjusting in perimenopause imagine a full blown withdrawl....yikes! Noticing that both of you ladies have had a hysterectomy, it might be a good idea to see a pelvic floor physiotherapist, with your uterus gone, the bladder has lost its support in keeping it in place...this is not uncommon with women that have no uterus. The bladder and uterus sit side by side, with one gone the other will change position.

  • Takingtime
    Takingtime CarolKelso

    Posted

    HI there, As suggested, I would first rule out cystits, bladder infection.I have had this symptom your are describing on and off for about two years now.I saw many doctors and specialists, and I was told it could be, utheral syndrome, intersistial cystitis, or an over active bladder..........all confusing seeing I had no bladder issues beforE? I started keeping a diary, and it seemed worse during hormonal fluctuations that went with my cycle.I went to acupuncture therapy followed by pelvic floor physiotherapist, all has helped. I should mention this was the first peri symptom I got, since that it has been a roller coaster of new odd symptoms that come and go......Doctors say its caused by stress, I believe it is more hormonal.

  • CarolKelso
    CarolKelso

    Posted

    thank you ladies for your replies ...lots of love to you all...CK

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