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What Causes Urge To Urinate Immediately After Drinking?
As soon as i drink I have to pee. I don t have a urinary tract infection, yeast infection or diabetes. needless to say i hardly drink at all. Maybe 84 oz a day. I don t drink after 6pm and still have to pee anywhere from 3-6 times per night. I have asked many Dr s but don t have insurance for more tests or opinions. Please help
Fri, 29 Apr 2016
Hello dear
Understand your concern.
You are suffering from acute urine incontinence.
Please consult the gynecologist for better diagnosis
Following are the cause of your problem:
Excesssive Alcohol and caffine use, Artificial sweetners and corn syrup, Blood pressor medication, , steroid intakeLarge dose of vitamin B and C, Intake of food high in sugars, Urinary tract infection, Constipation.
Risk factor are Over weight, diabetes melitus, neurological disorder.
Consult the doctor and do the following test:
1. Urine analysis: routine, culture and microspcopic
2. Blood sugars
3. Blood urea, creatinine
4. Cystoscopy and Cystogram
5. Pelvic examination
6. CBC, ESR, urea, creatinine
Following are the advice
Start
1. Bladder training and Double voiding exercise
2. Scheduled toilet every 3-4 hours
3. Reduce fluid intake and take more solid fluid
4. Avoid alcohol and caffeine
6. Pelvic floor exercise
B. drugs
1. Anticholinergic- Oxybutynin
C. Medical device
You can put urethral insert if not response to drugs and behavior technique.
D. Last option is surgery is problem is severe
1. Bladder neck obstruction
2. Artificial urinary sphincter
Hope this may help you.
Best regards
Dr. sagar
Understand your concern.
You are suffering from acute urine incontinence.
Please consult the gynecologist for better diagnosis
Following are the cause of your problem:
Excesssive Alcohol and caffine use, Artificial sweetners and corn syrup, Blood pressor medication, , steroid intakeLarge dose of vitamin B and C, Intake of food high in sugars, Urinary tract infection, Constipation.
Risk factor are Over weight, diabetes melitus, neurological disorder.
Consult the doctor and do the following test:
1. Urine analysis: routine, culture and microspcopic
2. Blood sugars
3. Blood urea, creatinine
4. Cystoscopy and Cystogram
5. Pelvic examination
6. CBC, ESR, urea, creatinine
Following are the advice
Start
1. Bladder training and Double voiding exercise
2. Scheduled toilet every 3-4 hours
3. Reduce fluid intake and take more solid fluid
4. Avoid alcohol and caffeine
6. Pelvic floor exercise
B. drugs
1. Anticholinergic- Oxybutynin
C. Medical device
You can put urethral insert if not response to drugs and behavior technique.
D. Last option is surgery is problem is severe
1. Bladder neck obstruction
2. Artificial urinary sphincter
Hope this may help you.
Best regards
Dr. sagar
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