Question 1

had cystoscopy wed have been having increasing pelvic pain and pressure very low and slightly to the right. slight difficulty urinating. is this norma?

Accepted Answer

Should not increase: Some low pelvic pain and pressure along with some difficulty urinating can occur but 2 days out from the procedure it should be getting better and not worse. You should call your doctor who did the cystoscopy and see if he wants you to return for evaluation. You should do this as soon as possible.

Question 2

after urinating my panty gets wet. y does it happen? wat can b done to avoid it?if tissues are not available what is other option?

Accepted Answer

Intravaginal voiding: This is where so urine goes into vagina while emptying and when you stand leaks out. Try leaning forward, touching ankles for ten seconds, before getting up from seat.

Question 3

im urinating every 3 hours wondering y it just started maybe about 5 days ago im prediebitic. but this has never happened before, no pain?

Accepted Answer

Frequent urination: Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus (common form) can cause frequent urination. So can (uncommon) diabetes insipidus. Urinary tract infections are typically painful. Diuretics (water pills) can make you pee more frequently but you're only taking metformin & lisinopril. Multiple vaginal births (not c sections) can increase risk for stress incontinence. Overactive bladder can make you want to pee frequen.

Question 4

i am a 34 y.o woman, & have the urgent need to urinate (i sometimes can't make it to the restroom). i have never had problems with this before.

Accepted Answer

Here are some ...: You got urgency with some urge urinary incontinence, for which you need to look into 3 things: ?UTI, ?bladder enptying, and ?ability to hold urine. These could be easily sorted out by analyzing the detailed Hx of all symptoms stressing their quality, quantity, &amp; sequence of events over time, conducting physical exams, and doing timely testing. So, work with Doc closely so to deduce Dx for Rx...

Question 5

i tend to go to the bathroom a lot at night. there is a small amount of urine and it's colorless. i'm a 26 y/o grad student and drink a lot of coffee.

Accepted Answer

This may be normal: and may be controlled by decreasing your coffee intake, particularly in the afternoon/evening. Caffeine acts as a diuretic as you likely know. Physiologic nocturnal diuresis occurs where the kidneys produce more urine while the body is recumbent as this position causes increased blood flow to the kidney. Urologic problems such as overactive bladder and small bladder capacity require urologic eval.

Question 6

why do i urinate so much when i'm pms-ing?

Accepted Answer

It's called: Hormonally induced diuresis.

Question 7

why do i always wake up at night to urinate four times at the most ' i am female  5o y r s  old  ?

Accepted Answer

Lots of things: See a doctor to check for bladder infection, heart disease and diabetes. Then make sure you cut off liquids 2 hours before bedtime.   A urologist can determine if you empty your bladder fully.

Question 8

can a doctor tell if my 7 y/o has diabetes from their urine?

Accepted Answer

Check with your doc: The threshold is 170 in the urine. Blood testing for diabetes mellitus is better than urine. Check with your doc to be safe.

Question 9

i'm a 32 y/o male with no pmh.  for the last 10 months, whenever i defecate, i involuntarily urinate when i push.  should i worry?

Accepted Answer

No, it is normal: What you are experiencing is a normal phenomenon.
For good health - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form.  Drink enough water daily so that your urine is mostly colorless.
Practice safe sex.

Question 10

120lb 32 y/o female. i have been taking .5mg of klonopin (clonazepam) nightly for two months. how long before i am clear for a urine test?

Accepted Answer

Benzos and Drug Test: It will be at least six to eight weeks before you clear this from your urine.  It may be longer.

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Had cystoscopy wed have been having increasing pelvic pain and pressure very low and slightly to the right. slight difficulty urinating. is this norma?

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After urinating my panty gets wet. y does it happen? wat can b done to avoid it?if tissues are not available what is other option?

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Im urinating every 3 hours wondering y it just started maybe about 5 days ago im prediebitic. but this has never happened before, no pain?

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I am a 34 y.o woman, & have the urgent need to urinate (i sometimes can't make it to the restroom). i have never had problems with this before.

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I tend to go to the bathroom a lot at night. there is a small amount of urine and it's colorless. i'm a 26 y/o grad student and drink a lot of coffee.

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Why do i urinate so much when i'm pms-ing?

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Why do i always wake up at night to urinate four times at the most ' i am female 5o y r s old ?

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Can a doctor tell if my 7 y/o has diabetes from their urine?

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I'm a 32 y/o male with no pmh. for the last 10 months, whenever i defecate, i involuntarily urinate when i push. should i worry?

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120lb 32 y/o female. i have been taking .5mg of klonopin (clonazepam) nightly for two months. how long before i am clear for a urine test?

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