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Go to toilet frequently
I have been suffering from frequent toilet problem about last 7 months , if I drink 2 glass of water then at first time it take about 30 -45 min to go for pee and after that I would go about 2-3 times (interval of 10 min ) repeatedly , when urge to toilet came its feel awkward and intense that is not normal , please suggest me , what would I do?
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It's due to weakness of the bladder muscles or urinary tract infection or overactive bladder .it's treatable with Homeopathic treatment without any side effects.you need to consult me online and medicines will be sent to you by courier after taking your complete details of the problems
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Hi dear, it can be a urethritis or cystitis etc. Need more details to diagnose. Do not hold your urine for a long time. If you have severe urging & frequency its better to consult. Homoeopathy medicines can permanently cure this complaint. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us onine.
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Get an urine -routine, blood sugar level .If both are normal then go for sonography (abdomen+pelvis).
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