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What Causes Frequent Urination?

Iam 64 yrs old.sugar and BP kept normal by taking medicines.Recent HbA1c result 6.5.For the past one year suffering from frequent urination . I have to travel in bus for long hours .At that time after urination waiting for sometime try again to empty the remaining urine which help me to travel for the next say 4 to 5hours.Please suggest a appropriate medicine
Mon, 5 Jan 2015
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At 64 years, there is a possibility you could be having a weak bladder or a bladder outlet obstruction.
The way to go would be by having an ultrasound of kidneys and bladder with an estimate of post void residue and a uroflowmetry following which we will know if you ate likely to respond to drugs called alpha-blockers such as Urimax or Flomax, or an anti cholinergics such as darifenacin.
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What Causes Frequent Urination?

At 64 years, there is a possibility you could be having a weak bladder or a bladder outlet obstruction. The way to go would be by having an ultrasound of kidneys and bladder with an estimate of post void residue and a uroflowmetry following which we will know if you ate likely to respond to drugs called alpha-blockers such as Urimax or Flomax, or an anti cholinergics such as darifenacin.