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Frequent urination and muscle cramps
Very frequent urination but no pain or burning sensation...consulted doctor who asked to take uti meds for a week couple of months ago but problem not resolved..another doctor told it is just psychological but frequency is multiple times an hr when am at home..don't feel the urge when am out...recently started also getting muscle cramps for no reason mainly in the palms and legs when not moving even for a few mins..got both vaccination shots ..sugar tests are all normal. Taken also last month...b12 and vit d deficiency were indicated in tests taken 4 months ago and have taken supplements ..also uric acid was little high in urine for which i took febutas for 2 weeks ..
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Can be mostly pyschological or due to weather.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Maintain fluid electrolytes balance
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Avoid anxiety
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Do pelvic exercises
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Dr. Karuna B
General Physician
22 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Could be urinary tract infection you need a urine analysis
Meanwhile drink cranberry juice
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