Yes-- I would see an MD. If for anything, just to set you mind at ease. Prostatic enlargement can set you off peeing repeatedly, but that USUALLY, but not always starts at age 45ish. But an infection, even subclinical (not detectable) can cause prostatic enlargement at any age. So, yeah, I would see a doc. And stay away from Pas, NPs--they are good, but not for the history you describe. just opinion.
Cepraino, You came to the right place. Swellinfo.com is not only the premier surf prediction website, it's also the number one place to get medical advise and help. Ps- I would go to the dr... That's a lot of peeing for 2 hrs. Althought I usually find that I gotta go more after dinner then usually, even if I only have one cup is water. I guess the dr would say that since your stomach is enlarged with food that it puts pressure on your bladder... Making you pee... A lot... Later bro- check out some dr advise. There is a place right there in sea girt on 71
In all seriousness, go see a urologists. I have been there before, though not as bad as what you are describing. There are a number of things that can cause frequent urination, and it could be any one of them. Enlarged prostate, bladder infections, kidney infections, diabetes insipidus, overactive bladder (muscle spasms), and STDs can all cause these symptoms. With me, it was a simple muscle spasm issue that could be trained and controlled over time. Don't risk it, see a doctor.
thanks for the feedback people.its always this time of day,doesnt matter how much I eat,how little I drink,i still have to piss like crazy between 4-7.im not that old,early 30s so I cant see it being a prostate problem but u never know.
Same thing started with me last year (28). Went to a Urologist and he said "It's all in your head". He did the prostate check (which I'm sure whalerus and taintco recreation-ally do to each other) and said no enlargement. Still haven't figured out whats going on...getting old sucks! In the past year, have you started drinking more coffee? The only reason I ax is because I went 28 years without a cup of coffee. Started drinking like 3 cups a day after I found out how good it is (think will ferrell in kicking and screaming). thats when it all started.
Coffee is a strong diuretic, but shouldn't cause you to go 8 times in a couple hours. Maybe if you drank like a whole pot, but then your heart would probably be tweaking. I was downing tons of caffeine before it started happening to me. I was around 28 yr old at the time. I cut all caffeine out, went on some meds for a while, did some specific exercises, and now I am ok. Still not anywhere near the level of normal I used to know, but not too bad.
CEP, have you just recently got clean off any mind-altering substances? When I gained Moderation, I was sober for almost three years. The first year, I was urinado all of the time. I thought I had an issue. But I didn't. I mean I was urinado all the time. Like, constantly. Urine, urine everywhere and not a drop to drink.
I stated earlier that I was on painkillers for a few years and that's when it started,then when I got clean it never went away.my body is like an old Toyota,shyt is breaking every week.I am currently sick,don't know how,don't even know how da fuk u get sick in damn near april,but I am and it really fukin sux.I still have to get my knee checked out,I cant put any weight on my left leg and basically do everything with my right leg which is probably making things worse. reason I havnt been to the dr,is my primary care physician is a douche canoe and it would be very akward going back to him after I stormed out his office cussing him out 2 yrs ago.hes the same reason im not on painkillers anymore,which is great don't miss them one bit,but the way he carried himself at the end was not Bueno.there was a really hot nurse I never got the chance to ask out but they come and go. and I don't drink much coffee.I drink a cup a day,a big cup,but havnt had any coffee in the past few days as im sick and don't feel like going anywhere I don't need to be.
Some insurance plans allow you to see a specialist (urologist) without a recommendation from your primary care physician.
