i take .4 mg of flomax for urinary incosistence; lately i have been experience wetting; would flomax be a caus
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http://www.flomax-bph.com/\n\nFlomax Website\nI would contact your Doctor I did not see anything about it in the med info but I just glanced at it.\n\nHere is the online med info.\n\nhttp://bidocs.boehringer-ingelheim.com/BIWebAccess/ViewServlet.ser?docBase=renetnt&folderPath=/Prescribing+Information/PIs/Flomax+Caps/Flomax.pdf
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if the pee is a urinary track infection.....good luck! avoid drinking all liquids and hopefully you hardly pee! Thats enough to make a grown man cry! as your your splashing issue, try hovering over the seat, or stand up on the seat and squat
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Apparently you're dehydrated.  The body's internal systems usually need some carrier to send things along.  If you had too much to drink the night before and "broke the seal" urinating all of the water away, or perhaps spent too much time in the sun, there was less to give to your prostate, I imagine that it could be a bit slow to flow.
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While it may not sound healthy, it is better than the alternatives that the medicine is being taken for.  Not being able to urinate properly is much worse. \nJust because it lists this as a potential side effect, it doesn't mean that it will happen.
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This is normal, no need to worry here. Only if you notice a foul odor or yellow or green color should you be concerned. When you get aroused you produce more lubrication naturally.
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My cousin has tried it and she reckons it made her wetter and her orgasm more intense.  This could be down to personal experience and it may not work the same for everyone.  Give it a try and see what you think.
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You have sweet pee.\n\nSERIOUSLY- Ask your doctor.  Don't trust your health to YAHOO!ANSWERS.
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Urinate when you first get the urge. Also, go to the bathroom when you have the chance, even if you don't feel a need to urinate. \nAvoid alcohol and caffeine, especially after dinner. \nDon't drink a lot of fluid all at once. Spread out fluids throughout the day. Avoid drinking fluids within 2 hours of bedtime. \nTry NOT to take over-the-counter cold and sinus medications that contain decongestants or antihistamines. These medications can increase BPH symptoms. \nKeep warm and exercise regularly. Cold weather and lack of physical activity may worsen symptoms. \nLearn and perform Kegel exercises (pelvic strengthening exercises). \nReduce stress. Nervousness and tension can lead to more frequent urination. \nMedications and antibiotics are also helpful of which your doctor should have mentioned.  As far as Saw Palmetto, a well-conducted study published in the February 9, 2006 edition of the New England Journal of Medicine found that this herb was no better than a dummy pill in relieving the signs and symptoms. Further studies are needed.
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Go see a doctor and ask what could be causing this. Maybe give him a urin sample. Even though you are healthy it would be better to find out if something is causing this. Better safe than sorry.
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usually its die to a diuretic or polyuria (peeing alot, like a real lot) are you on something like lasix (fuerosemide?) if so ask your docter to switch you over to spirolodactone, itll help with the K+ loss and still help withthe diuretic
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There is got to be a problem here, read this.\n\nWhat is cystitis?\n\nAn irritation of the lining of the bladder wall.\n\nSymptoms of cystitis include: \n\nUrinary frequency \nUrinary urgency \nBurning with urination \nDysuria (painful urination)  \nUrinary retention: (an inability to empty the bladder completely when voiding). \nHematuria: blood in the urine. \nVague abdominal (or suprapubic) pain.\nThings you can do to reduce cystitis symptoms:\n\nVoid frequently, as soon as you feel the urge to urinate and also before going to bed at night. \nIncrease fluid intake, drink at least 2 quarts of fluid a day to flush your bladder.\nTreatments or medications your doctor may prescribe for these bladder problems:\n\nAnalgesics pain medication. \nAntibiotics if concern of underlying infection or as preventive measure. \nIntravenous fluids to flush metabolites from the bladder. \nUse of Mesna (a compound that protects the bladder lining by binding to the metabolite acrolein in the bladder to form an inactive product that is readily excreted by the bladder.  The use of this does not compromise the antitumor activity of the chemotherapy).\nWhen to notify your doctor or health care provider of bladder problems:\n\nFever of 100.5º F (38º C) or higher, and or chills (possible signs of infection). \nSymptoms of bladder irritation: blood in the urine, frequency, difficulty or burning when urinating, pain.
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Yes that is true, and it will almost burn while your going to the bathroom, there are ways to treat yourself if you feel one coming on, go to the store and get 100% cranberry juice, it has clensing affects on your bladder and urinary tract (which can get infected also) if you cant muster it up to drink the juice you can go to the supplements isle at walmart and get cranberry pills, its just concentrated juice in a pill. Lay off drinking pop (or soda whatever you like to call it) and drink lots of water. you should be good to go, i forget but there is a test and treatment you can buy at a local drug store/pharmacy, go ask your local pharmasist and ask him where it is and what its called, sorry i dont remember the name
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I'm also in my 20s and have to go about that often, so I feel your pain...   Coke definitely makes things worse, because not only is caffeine a diuretic (making your kidneys produce more urine), but it also irritates the lining of your bladder, making it feel full and contract before it should -- in other words, pretty much the same symptoms as "overactive" bladder.  Caffeine affects everybody in this way, but some people more than others...  so if your bladder is overactive to begin with, or if it's just smaller than average, you'd feel the effects of caffeine more intensely than most other people would.\n\n Anyway, there's no real health threat to this condition other than the annoyance of having to run to the bathroom so many times in a day... so really, it's up to you whether you see a doctor and try taking some meds for it, or just decide to put up with it.  Meds do cost money, of course, and they do have some side effects, so you just need to decide if the benefits are worth more than the costs.  If you're not sure, it probably can't hurt to try the meds for awhile and see if you like things better overall with the meds, or without.\n\nOther than going to the doctor, try drinking water or juice instead of Coke, and just make sure you hit the bathroom whenever you're likely to be away from one for awhile, whether you feel like you need to or not... that way, your bladder will be fairly empty most of the time and it'll be less likely to get really uncomfortable/annoying when you do end up having to wait for a bit.\n\nGood luck man, I feel ya...
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You might try to eat some more fiber. It could help to keep you regular and not have the liquidy part.
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Both drugs are once-daily alpha blockers for increasing urine flow for patients with benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH).  While they are in the same class of drugs, they definitely have different chemical makeups.  \n\nHowever, what's probably most important to a patient is which drug is efficacious and which is safe.  There is nothing that would suggest one drug is more effective than the other, but based on the official clinical trial data, Uroxatral seems to have a far lower rate of side effects than Flomax.  Just for example, Uroxatral reported that 5.7% of patients on the drug experienced dizziness, whereas Flomax had 14.9%.  \n\nIt is important to note that different drugs work differently in some people, so someone may take both drugs and have dizziness from Uroxatral but no dizziness from Flomax.  It is important to talk to your physician or urologist about which drug may be best for you.  Best of luck.
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You probably have an overactive bladder,see your doctor to find out.
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hmmm... depends\n\nI was a chronic bed wetter until i was about 16... and even though I'm in college I can count on it happening about once a year.\n\nSometimes I have difficulty getting to the bathroom, or my muscles ignore me altogether; everyone's different.\n\nSome people just have weak bladders; you should go to your doctor and get his/her professional opinion just in case.\n\nI've found something that works for me; I just go more often than I used to; dont let it build up; keep yourself 'empty' as it were.