In a day 20-25 times urges for urination and not everytime large amount of urine pass in a day 2000-2400 ml urine but multiple times my weight is 67 kg height 162 cm from past 2&3 years i am facing the problem
From past 6-9 month i have chronic constipation no burning no other abnormality liverkidney function test normal urine test normal 2-3 times i have taken test no infection nothing just overactive bladder symtoms
Hello,
Passing urine 20–25 times daily is significantly more frequent than normal. However, your total daily urine output of 2–2.4 litres is within the usual range, suggesting that the problem may be related to bladder sensitivity or overactivity rather than excessive urine production.
Your chronic constipation may also be contributing to the urinary urgency, as bowel and bladder function are closely related.
I recommend consulting a urologist for an assessment that includes a three-day bladder diary, uroflowmetry and measurement of postvoid residual urine.
Treatment usually begins with bladder training, pelvic floor relaxation exercises, management of constipation and reducing bladder irritants such as caffeine.
If symptoms persist, medications for overactive bladder may be considered after proper evaluation.
This condition is often manageable with appropriate treatment.
Dr Abdul Munnan Durrani
Specialist Urologist
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