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Kidney stones
Can very small kidney stones cause frequent urination? I am peeing 10-12 times a day and my sono suggest small kidney stones. Attached
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Frequent urination may be due to uti
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Could be urinary tract infection. Sometimes obstructive stones can cause urine infection as well.
It would have been better if you have mentioned about any fever or pain while passing urine.
If none of these above mentioned symptoms exist then check your sugar levels.
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drink plenty of water. it will help in clearing urine infection as well as kidney stones.
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It could be due to uti caused by it
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Dr. Rhytham Nagrath
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Can be due to UTI. Start proper management
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