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strange urinary problem

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osho619
osho619

hello i have strange urinary problem from last 6 months. i also suffering from ibs since 2008 but problem is in end of bowel movements i get urge  pee 4 to 5 times then i get feel bladder completely empty and this  also happen while i am taking shower. i also visited urologist but they took ultrasound test and urine test,all is normal i don't know what is the exact problem. pls help me on this.

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  • john75639
    john75639 osho619

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    Has your doctor checked your prostate. It may be an enlarged prostate. BPH. This can make you pee more. Also,caffeine will make you pee more or any sort of sport drinks that has caffeine in it because it is a diuretic like the medication lasix.

    My leakage has been occurring since I was 20 and I am now 65. Showering alays made me pee. I leak urine when I am sitting or walking. The cause of my leaking has never been discovered by doctors, so I just live with it.

    In the past, I used to look for a toilet facility becausebecause when I had to pee, I couldn't hold it for very long. Those days I used adult pads for urine leakage.

    To me, it doesn't sound like you have a leakage problem.

    I am not a doctor, so I would suggest to you to ask the doctor if it could be your prostate. However, for this test, the doctor needs to perform a cystoscopy. A camera is inserted. into your penis to look at your prostate.

    Or you might have a urethra strictures which can also cause excess urine. But a cystoscopy is also performed at the same time.

    I have had cystoscopy numerous times and some are painful and can help.

    It is your decision whether you want to endure this medical treatment.

    Meds can help, but it will be up to your doctor if any medication will be needed in your case. Good luck

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