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Medical Conditions - Frequent Urination

The urge to pass urine more than usual is called frequent urination. It can be a sign of an underlying medical condition and can interrupt the normal sleep cycle. Some of the possible causes include diabetes, urinary tract infection, prostate problems, anxiety, taking diuretics, bladder or kidney condition, and sexually transmitted disease.

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What is the reason for frequent urination in a 7-year-old?

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Can cold weather worsen my overactive bladder at 55?

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What are the diabetes symptoms in young adults?

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Why do I have a fear of urinating after a bladder surgery?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand the concern. What is being experienced is very common after bladder surgery. Emotional recovery often takes longer than physical healing.

Why am I urinating frequently at night?

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What causes inflammation, pain in groin region with frequent urge to urinate?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. From what I have read, it seems like you have some degree of prostatitis and urethritis.

What are the safest treatments for an overactive bladder?

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I have PCOS/PMOS and frequent urination. Can green tea help?

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Can frequent urination be a sign of bladder cancer?

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