Urinary frequency: She should see her health provider to have a urinalysis. This will rule out a common metabolic condition, diabetes.
Answered 3/17/2014
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Here are some ...: U-frequency may suggests: excreting a lot or urine from over drinking or poor renal function; decreasing bladder functional capacity (unable to hold much urine) by UTI, OAB, IC, etc.; pending urinary retention. These can be easily sorted out by taking good Hx stressing quality, quantity, & sequence of events + physicals + tests such as UA, residual urine, blood test,... so to deduce right Dx for .
Answered 11/28/2014
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