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I am 65, i am passing urine frequently morning every after 2-3 hrs, nite 3 times and feel burning

Bhalla
06/17/08

I am 65 and having Diabaties2 and High blood pressure. I am taking medicine for:

 

Diabaties Metformin HCL 500 MG - 1 tablet twice a day - from last two years. my suger is well controlled.

6/15 morning 107 - Night after meal 120

6/16 Mornibg  105 - "                     97

6/17 Morning   98

 

Blood Pressure - taking medicine AMTAS - AT (INDIAN MEDICINE) CONTAINS- Amlodipine Beeliate BP

                              equivlant to Apilodipine 5mg and Atenolol 50 mg.

 

LISINOPRIL - 10 MG Tablet - Taking 1 in the morning. Sarted last 2 years along with Metformin.

 

I never have such problem before. It started last week.  My problem is going for urine more than normal durations and feeling slight burning.

Symtums:

When i am busy or doing work then i go to urine may be after 3-4 hrs. When i am free then feel some thing like burning and go after 2 - 3 hrs. But to night was very incomfurtable feeling, not pain but something unusal and little burning. Burning is mild (bearable), and when i pass urine it susides (over) for some time. During Night time once i passed urine with gap but other times is ok.

Bhalla

 

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Jasmine Schmidt
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Frequent, burning urination can sometimes be a sign of an infection. I would strongly recommend seeing a doctor for testing and diagnosis.

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