There are various symptoms of frequent urination. Frequent urination can be diagnosed at the early stage by its symptoms. The common symptoms of frequent urination are: Excessive passing of urine, urge to urinate now and then, waking up frequently at night to urinate, etc. There are other symptoms of frequent urination but they are not as precise as the above stated ones. These symptoms are a bit difficult to recognize. In most of the cases a doctor can help the patient.

Bladder capacity is usually reduced somewhat by the surgery, but the main cause is that, after surgery; the bladder wall is swollen and thickened and irritable. Normally, the bladder wall is thin and elastic and maintains a low pressure until it has stored 8 to 10 ounces of urine. After surgery, the swollen bladder does not store much urine at a low pressure. As soon as it starts to fill, the pressure goes up and you feel the need to urinate.

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To say exactly frequent urination is the unusual passage of urine now and then by a person. It is the feeling of passing urine even then when the person doesn't exactly urinate. Frequent urination can happen at any time and to anybody irrespective of sex or creed. It is a common disorder in the children and most often we come across elderly person also who suffer from it.

There are various causes which have been reported for frequent urination. The common causes of frequent urination are diabetes, accompanying excessive desire for water, interstitial cystis, etc. Less common causes of frequent urination are chronic or recurrent urinary tract infection, chronic renal failure, congestive heart failure, Benign Prosthetic, Hyperplasia, inflammation due to urinary tract diseases.

The causes of frequent urination may be different for different people. If you do a lot of bicycle riding, or sit around for long periods such as playing video games, than it may be due to the posture. If you drink water too much, than it may also be one of the causes. Having too much liquid such as tea or coffee is also one of the causes. Irritated urinary tract is also one of the causes.

Yes, it can. To the extent that enlargement of the prostate is contained, pressure on the bladder is minimized, thereby decreasing the urgency for urination.

Well there are certain food which needs to be either avoided or if not atleast reduce the intake to prevent frequent urination. First and foremost thing I would tell is avoid taking too much water. Reduce the intake of tea and coffee. Sometimes you may also have to take Salts and a lot of water. You probably may need to drink cranberry juice. That would be the natural remedy.

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Yes it is natural; in fact most of the girls experience frequent urination before the beginning of their period. The reason for this is the bloating that's associated with your periods to create more pressure on your bladder. It may also be due to other reasons. If your uterus is expanding then it is causing pressure on your bladder right before your cycle starts. As you get older it can get worse, so doing kegel exercises could help to keep you from embarrassing leakage later on.

Have you done test for diabetes or any kind of test which you think may be the cause of frequent urination. It may be due to water infection. Perhaps you take too much water. Lessen your intake of liquids. It may also be due to the loosening of the bladder muscle. Urinary tract infection is also one of the causes. If you have undergone a hysterectomy then you must have your bladders checked. It can also be due to urinary tract infection.

You should take more water and should regularly drink some cranberry juice. You should avoid food that can affect how your pee smells. Coffee and asparagus makes for some funky smells so avoid them. You must see your Doctor and get some anti-biotics. Any sexual activities may increases the infection and your urinary problem so better avoid it. Well it is a bit different to be precise as everybody has different limits.

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