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Frequent urination
After 1 hour need to go to washroom ......energy level down................................planing for baby too...
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Your symptoms may be indicative of Urine infection. It would also be prudent to rule out Diabetes. I would advise you to undergo Urine routine & Blood sugar fasting and PP tests. If you are planning for a baby go for a counselling session with your family doctor or a gynaecologist. Having a baby requires one to be ready physically, mentally & financially. It is better to discuss before you take the plunge. If required you may contact us.
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Dr. Rahul Kolamkar
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25 yrs exp
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Go for USG and urine routine test. These will give some suggestive answer for the frequency of micturition. Though the symptoms don't give clear understanding of the problem investigation can help one to understand the cause and give solution.
Homoeopathy has remedies for such conditions but initially need to find the cause.
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