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What Could Be The Reason For Having Frequent Urination?

28 year old male, frequent urination. Dont drink often at all, dont drink caffeine or tea or soda. Had blood and urine test done earlier this month at doctor's. All came back negative. I eat fruits, vegetables, whole grains, chicken breast and eggs and dairy. I drink mainly water, probably less than the suggested 64 oz a day. Any suggestions?
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Hi and Welcome to HCM.

Since your blood sugar level is normal we can rule out diabetes. Other possibilities includes anxiety, medication,bladder stones and non-bacterial prostatitis. Did you undergo all lab studies like TPI, penile smear studies. I recommend ultrasound of complete abdomen to rule out overactive bladder syndrome and diverticulitis. Intravenous urogram can be done to rule out interstitial cystitis. Nothing to worry this conditions can be completely treated.
Consult urologist for expert opinion.

Wish you speedy recovery,

Thank you
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What Could Be The Reason For Having Frequent Urination?

Hi and Welcome to HCM. Since your blood sugar level is normal we can rule out diabetes. Other possibilities includes anxiety, medication,bladder stones and non-bacterial prostatitis. Did you undergo all lab studies like TPI, penile smear studies. I recommend ultrasound of complete abdomen to rule out overactive bladder syndrome and diverticulitis. Intravenous urogram can be done to rule out interstitial cystitis. Nothing to worry this conditions can be completely treated. Consult urologist for expert opinion. Wish you speedy recovery, Thank you