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Frequent urination?
I have done all the tests. I don't have sugar or diabetes, ultrasound abdomen normal, urine routine and culture normal.
However i am peeing a lot, like 13-18 times a day and each time i urinate more only not less.
I have lost like 3-4 kgs and i am unable to gain weight even after eating a lot.
Can this be a symptom of ibd or ibs? I am scared.
I look thin and weak. Please help me. Is there any test that i should do?
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Frequent urination can be due to the other reasons like
Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Enlarged prostate in middle-aged and older men
Swelling and infection of the urethra
Nerve related problems
Increase in Caffeine intake
Alcohol use
Anxiety
Bladder cancer (not common)
Spine problems
Diabetes that is not well controlled
Pregnancy
Interstitial cystitis
Medicines such as water pills (diuretics)
Overactive bladder syndrome
Radiation therapy to the pelvis, which is used to treat certain cancers
Stroke and other brain or nervous system diseases
Tumor or growth in the pelvis
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