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Need Medication For Nocturnal Polyurea

I have DM 2 for past 10years and essential hypertension for over 15 yrs. Both are by &large under control with
oral medicines. S Cr is 1.2 ,24 hr urinary protien is 220, lipids quite low (total chlostrol only 98,triglyceride below 100). My problem is night frequency of urination say 5 times in 8 hrs with about 66% urine output (of total24 hrs output).Urologist had advised to take MINIRIN 1mg tablet(demossprin) before going to bed for 2 wks.Same did not work as I might
not be suffering with Diabetic Inspedus.Urologist has diagonised my disease as Nocturnal Polyurea.Request advise treatment.
treatment
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello
Thanks for query .
You have not mentioned following facts in your query
1) Your age
2) Whether you have done Ultrasound Scanning of abdomen and have ruled out/confirmed enlarged Prostate .

Nocturnal polyurea may be most likely to be due to Enlarged Prostate associated with diabetes .

Taking Tomsulosin once daily and proper control of Diabetes will help to reduce the nocturnal frequency to some extent .

Dr.Patil.
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Need Medication For Nocturnal Polyurea

Hello Thanks for query . You have not mentioned following facts in your query 1) Your age 2) Whether you have done Ultrasound Scanning of abdomen and have ruled out/confirmed enlarged Prostate . Nocturnal polyurea may be most likely to be due to Enlarged Prostate associated with diabetes . Taking Tomsulosin once daily and proper control of Diabetes will help to reduce the nocturnal frequency to some extent . Dr.Patil.