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Frequent Urination with other symptoms… Whats wrong with me?

Posted by admin on Nov 15, 2009 under Prostate Cancer Frequent Urination

Hi im in need of a little assistance here before I have time to get to the doctor later this week.

Im 21 years old, male, and about 30 pounds overweight. Despite being overweight for most of my life i’ve always maintained very good health. Recently, however, ive began to feel like there may be something wrong.

Within the past 6-8 months ive had random spurts of experiencing frequent urination. Its off and on, and has occurred maybe 10 times in the past 6 months or so. When it comes, it tends to only last for a few days. During this time I get extremely and frequent sensations to go to the bathroom. Going to the bathroom is normal and doesnt hurt or anything, but its just weird to have to go ALL the time. Yesterday, for instance, I did drink a good amount of iced tea for dinner (4-5 full cups) but shortly after dinner I got an extreme and sudden urge to go. I ended up getting that urge 2 other times within the next half hour, and one more about an hour after that.Going to the restroom 4 times within 90 minutes following a meal seems very unusual to me.

I do have a few of the other symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes to go with frequent urination, so im thinking it could potentially be that. Or something related to an enlarged prostate maybe?

Any help or ideas you could provide is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

At your age, it’s probably not type I diabetes, but could be type II (adult onset). Your weight could have contributed to this (I’m a type II diabetic).

It’s entirely characteristic of this that it comes and goes, at least for now.

Why not get your blood sugar checked? Just to make sure? And don’t just do this one time.Perhaps your physician will prescribe a glucometer. It’s really not painful at all to check your sugar once a day. (Some folks area bit apprehensive, but once you get used to it, no big deal at all. It’s almost entirely painless.)

Please, see your physician and get this checked. It’s not a big deal unless you let it go, but if you let it go, the damage is irreversible.

Best of luck!

  1. robert y Said,

    I’m sorry. You need to wait a few days until you see your doctor for a complete physical exam. He will probably include blood tests & urine tests to help determine your problem. It could be any number of things & speculation in your case could be dangerous.
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  2. Shadow Said,

    Im pretty sure u have diabetes. Nothing else makes sense.
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  3. RevRusty Said,

    At your age, it’s probably not type I diabetes, but could be type II (adult onset). Your weight could have contributed to this (I’m a type II diabetic).

    It’s entirely characteristic of this that it comes and goes, at least for now.

    Why not get your blood sugar checked? Just to make sure? And don’t just do this one time.Perhaps your physician will prescribe a glucometer. It’s really not painful at all to check your sugar once a day. (Some folks area bit apprehensive, but once you get used to it, no big deal at all. It’s almost entirely painless.)

    Please, see your physician and get this checked. It’s not a big deal unless you let it go, but if you let it go, the damage is irreversible.

    Best of luck!
    References :

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