Dr. Alexander Davis
General Practitioner
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Hi doctor,
For a few days the urge to urinate is increasing and with that flow of urine also. I got my urine tested and in the report, everything is normal my doctor prescribed me some antibiotics and a few other tablets. After taking medicines frequent urination became low no but I have to urinate every hour Is it normal.
Hi,
Obviously, all tests were done and you were treated properly. Of course, one could repeat the test for bacteria in your urine. However, I think you are suffering from an over-active bladder, a neurological issue, but not dangerous. Two things are important. One is that you should drink 9 to 12 cups of liquids a day and pee immediately when you feel the urge to do so.
To ensure that I will prescribe you diapers for adults (please take that seriously) in the strongest version. As soon as you feel the urge, pee immediately without even giving a second thought about it. Change the diapers at least every 8 hours, and do not be ashamed. This treatment protocol is not uncommon but nobody likes to talk about it. Get well soon!
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