Causes Of Frequent Urination - What Are The Possible Causes?

CAUSES OF FREQUENT URINATION – Doc Willie Ong and Liza Ong reveal the possible reasons behind the circumstances of frequent urination.

Should you worry about frequent urination? Several factors may actually be linked to frequent urination. Typically, we go to the bathroom to urinate four to eight times a day, and needing to go beyond this count could mean something else.

FREQUENT URINATION – Possible Causes Of This Symptom

Why do people suffer frequent urination?

FREQUENT URINATION – Experts Doc Willie Ong and Liza Ong share reasons behind why a person experiences frequent urination.

Urination is when the body releases liquid waste from urinary bladder to the urethra. Colloquially, this is called peeing, weeing, and pissing. In humans and animals, this is under voluntary control while to some such as infants, some elderly, and those with neurological injury, this occurs as a reflex.

Urine is made up of water, urea, urates, excess vitamins, minerals, proteins, such as creatinine, fats, carbohydrates, and medicines. The yellow color is due to the pigment from the blood. And most people urinate 6 or 7 times in 24 hours.

Now, if you are urinating more than usual, there could be underlying causes behind it. As we all know, urine is also used by experts for its color indicates and says something about our health condition.

With this, here are some possible reasons why you use the comfort room to urinate more than the usual:

Pregnancy
Kidney problems
Urinary bladder problems
Diabetes
Lifestyle such as drinking too much fluids containing caffeine or alcohol
Urinary tract infection
Prostate problems
Interstitial cystitis
Kidney stones; and among others

In terms of urinating, there are other symptoms which tend to tell you that you need to see a doctor. And as such, these include painful urination, bloody or cloudy urine, urinary incontinence, difficulty to urinate, low back or side pain, and many others.

This condition is being linked to other conditions. Those with UTI, drink a lot of water, with diabetes, reduce weight and void eating sugary foods, and those with kidney disease, consult a nephrologist and reduce eating meat and protein.

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