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Urine urgency
Desire to go to the washroom about 30 minutes/ 1 hours...
...no medical history...no other problem..
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May be due diabetes mellitus or endocrine disorder or uti or sphincter issues .consult a urologist.
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Might be UTI...
Take plenty of oral fluids and water
Avoid public toilets
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do Check for sugars...and complete urine examination ..
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Increased urinary frequency can be due to multiple causes such as urinary infection, fluid intake pattern, stress, or bladder irritation.
Basic urine tests are usually required before reaching a conclusion.
If the problem persists or worsens, consultation with a General Physician is advised. You may consult me through Practo for further evaluation.
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Probably Urinary Tract infection
Consult if you have associated white discharge issues or backache
Next Steps
Get Urine routine
Health Tips
Can start SYP. Cital 10ml in 1 glass of water BD
Hydrate orally
Avoid using public toilets or Holding urine for long
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You need to do the following if your symptoms are persistent,
1. Urine test- microscopy and culture
2. Blood tests- HbA1C, KFT and CBP
3. Ultrasound abdomen and pelvis
4. Avoid caffeine products
5. Complete a bladder diary
All the best
J G S R clinic
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I need to ask few more questions before answering your query.
Early consultations can prevent complications.
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Dr Faisal Zoheb
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As a gynecologist, I frequently see this in young women, the most probable cause is a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) or cystitis, which can present as urgency even without typical burning.
Next Steps
See your GP/Gynecologist for a urinalysis to rule out a UTI, while drinking plenty of plain water and avoiding caffeine until your symptoms resolve.
Health Tips
Practice urgency suppression by doing quick pelvic floor squeezes rather than rushing to the bathroom, and stay hydrated with plain water to avoid bladder-irritating concentrated urine.
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Frequent urge to pass urine every 30–60 minutes can be due to common causes such as increased fluid intake, urinary tract infection (UTI), bladder irritation, or anxiety. Since there is no past medical history, medications, or allergies reported, a simple and treatable cause is likely. Presence or absence of burning sensation, pain, fever, lower abdominal pain, or change in urine color/odor is important to know.
Next Steps
Get a urine routine examination and urine culture done
• Maintain adequate hydration (2–3 liters/day)
• Avoid holding urine for long periods
• Consult a doctor with test reports for further treatment if symptoms persist
Health Tips
Avoid excess caffeine, soft drinks, and spicy foods
• Maintain proper genital hygiene
• Do not self-medicate with antibiotics
• Seek immediate care if there is burning while urinating, fever, blood in urine, or pain
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If there's no complaints of fever, burning sensation in urine, any discharge per vagina or menstrual irregularities just get a urine routine and microscopic examination and a fasting sugar levels.
And review with reports.
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keep perineal hygiene measures
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