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Frequent urinating after drinking water
During the day when I am working in my laptop by sitting or laying on the bed , I feel frequent urination in hour may be 2times , it specifically happens when I am working not during the sleeping time or if I roaming somwhere
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ofciurse you will have to urinate after you drink lots of water. During sleep you dont have the urge as you go for hours without water during sleep.
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Take homoeopathic medicine Equisetum 30
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You are suffering with urinary tract infections. It happens due to weakness of spineter muscle.
Don't worry it's curable.
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It's May be UTI /BPH..So take constitution n as per symptoms..We take test as per need..
Then conclusion of diagnosis n treatment so plz consult . Happy to help you
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Dr. Moiz Nasir
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