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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you don't pee for a long time, it's a problem with your bladder, and if you pee as usual, it may be a kidney problem. In addition, you may have drunk or eaten something irritating, such as turtle soup. If it's still the same after a few days, it's time to go to the hospital.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Do you still want to pee after peeing? But when you urinate, you can't pee, and then the bladder feels very astringent? I can't even sleep well.
If so, then you may have acute cystitis (also known as honeymoon disease), it's fine, it's just a urinary tract infection. You go to the doctor and ask the doctor to prescribe some medicine for you, just hang two bottles of water. At that time, the doctor should also ask you to do a B-ultrasound to see if there are any stones in the bladder (because this disease is usually caused by kidney stones in the doctor's opinion), and if you are sure that your kidney is okay, you don't have to waste that money.
I've tried it too, so understand that pain and wish you a speedy recovery! Remember to drink plenty of water.
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If it is a girl, it should be a cold, and it is recommended to go to a Chinese medicine doctor.
The kidneys can't do it, see if there is proteinuria.
Frequent visits to the toilet must be due to low secretion of antidiuretic hormone, that is, low blood concentration. Or there is an endocrine problem. If it is severe, it is best to see a doctor. Because it may be a pituitary lesion.
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