do you urinate more often while taking a woman's multi-vitamin?
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Possibly and you will notice that your urine is somewhat darker or brighter yellow, and may have a stronger odor, completely normal.
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pee small amounts, more often.. that sounds like a small bladder.  it also sounds like it'd be annoying.
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i take womens one a day maximum performance, and then a calcium supplement on top of that. \n\nif you are going to chose a supplement, take it to your doctor to find out what your needs are for the millegrams. dont go by the percentages on the bottle.\n\nif you are taking calcium, check to make sure that it has vitamin D as well to help your body absorb the calcium. i also know that your body can't absorb more than one pill at a time for calcium.
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No, it just produces more urine.\n\nSemen and sperm production are two independant variables.
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Multi-vitamins, plus a calcium. Women don't get enough calcium generally.
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Caffeine is a diuretic, which means something that makes you pee a lot. Also, you could have a small bladder or some type of infection.
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yes, take them daily. the u.s.r.d.a. sets standards that are the minimum amount of each vitamin or mineral supplement that the average joe would need to survive. taking more than that supplies your body with what it needs to heal and grow and protect itself from viuses and bacteria, blah blah blah. good luck !
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I take multivitamin liquids.  The pills don't absorb entirely into your bloodstream, so you are paying for vitamins that essentially go through you and into the toilet.\n\nWrite me (jstmother) at yahoo and I can point you to a great product.  I take it every day, for over a year, and I will never quit.  They have done great things for my memory, my energy and even my cholesterol levels.
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B vitamins are good for the nervous system. There are several, that is why it is called B complex, ribiflavin, thiamine, folic acid, B6, B12 niacin, \n\nTry for a varied diet with lots of vegetables, but a vitamin pill would not hurt. B vitamins are water soluble and you will pee out any extra your body does not want.
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No, it won't affect your hormones nor will it be harmful to you.  It has extra B9 (folate), which will just be excreted in urine if you take it in excess amounts.
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You can take vitamin c and a mutli-vitamin with milk.  Your body needs magnesium to absorb calcium so you should actually absorb the calcuim in milk better with most multivitamins.
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Your body is like a dam when it comes to vitamins. First you have to fill it, then everything runs over the top or through it in the case of your body.  It is said that in America we have the most expensive urine in the world. This is becasuse of all the vitamin supplements we consume.  Make sure to drink lots of water with the vitamins you take.  Our bodies are 70% water. Not 70% coffee or 70% cola.
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If they are water solulable vitamins then you will just pee them out but if they are fat solulable then you could overdose on them.
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Some supplements will have an effect on other supplements if taken at the same time. For example, taking calcium and magnesium together will cause you to absorb and use a little less of each mineral than if you take them at different times of the day. \n\nIron and vitamin E should not be taken at the same time, especially if you are taking iron for anemia.\n\nSome of the B complex vitamins will affect how your body takes in some of the others, so if you are taking larger amounts of one single B vitamin, take an extra B complex with it.
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The short answer is "no".  At a quick perusal, herballove.com seems to be a website dedicated to providing accurate, medical information about sexual dysfunctions, with the answers given by physicians.  The problem is many of the problems they address aren't medical problems, and most of what the experts say is complete nonsense (and I'm being very polite by not simply labeling it the browner parts of what comes out of the back end of a cow here).\n\nFor instance, there's no such thing as "overmasturbation"... and "leaky penis"?  I can only assume they're referring to the penis expelling some sort of pre-seminal fluid during sexual arousal (which is what they suggest it is).  I know lots of men who would suddenly complain of this problem if it was one.  Of course, it's not.  This "problem" is actually a perfectly normal function of the penis during intercourse, and there are several anatomical structures built into male anatomy (such as the cowper's gland) which are specifically designed to release pre-ejaculatory fluid, partially to neutralize the acidic pH of the urine present in the urethra and make the environment safer for sperm to pass through.  Not only is that "problem" not a problem, it's a sign your sexual anatomy is perfectly healthy and functioning normallly.\n\nTheir products, much like the some of the problems they are designed to address, make no sense.  If you read the ingredients, the first half of quite a few turn out to be nothing more than run of the mill multi-vitamins, which won't do you any harm under normal circumstances, but you might as well pay the two or three dollars and pop a Flintstone's chewable every day and be done with it if that's what you're after, and it should be noted in the case of vitamin A, E, and K... all of these vitamins are fat-soluble and can build up in your bodily tissues, eventually leading to toxic poisoning if you take high doses of them, so you shouldn't consume multiple supplements containing those vitamins, that even modest amounts of vitamin E can be dangerous if you have a cardiovascular condition and are on a standard regimen of anti-platelet aggregates to combat the problem (such as aspirin plus cumadin, warfarin, etc) and that if you smoke, you shouldn't take beta carotene, either, since it's been shown to significantly increase the risk of cancer in smokers.\n\nHerballove doesn't seem to address any of those concerns while being so informed and concerned about your health.\n\nAs for the "harmonizing herbal extract blend", none of it has FDA approval not because the FDA is biased against natural remedies (after all, a large percentage of drugs approved by the FDA are taken from botanical sources, which means they are, in essence, herbal extracts that passed scientific muster), but because these herbs have been shown time and time again, when you put them through standard medical testing, to do absolutely nothing.\n\nEven if they did have a positive effect on their own, quite a few have no business in the same formula with one another in quantities which could have an effect, and none probably appear in quantities sufficient to do anything but fill up a capsule and make it smell a bit funny.\n\nFor instance, saw palmetto, soy protein, and black cohosh all appear in their ViaGrowth III formula which is intended to stop that pesky "leaky penis".  The problem is all three of those ingredients are believed to aid primarily females because all three are supposed to be a sort of natural estrogen... not something you would want in an herbal remedy for a male problem (with the exception of saw palmetto, which is supposed to help with enlarged prostate... and I assure you an enlarged prostate won't lead to your penis leaking... if anything, it will prevent your penis from leaking enough, like, say, when you need to pee).  Siberian Ginseng is als
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I am not going to try to profess to be the expert on women health issues, sorry but I am the wrong guy for that.\n\nYou did not mention, but obviously to urinate frequently, you must be drinking a lot as well.\n\nExcessive thirst and frequent urination can be signs of diabetes.\n\nGet to a doctor and get it checked out!
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Vitamin B6 and Magnesium both assist with promoting nerve health. \nWhen I was advised by a specialist to take B6, I asked about side affects and was told there weren't any. \nThat was not true. I developed a problem with needing to urinate a little too often. Like every 10 to 15 minutes. A real problem when I'm out.\nResearching B6 on the internet, I discovered that it is a diuretic. It makes you pee. \nSo much for specialists. Although he didn't know that it came in different dosages either. When I asked him how many milligrams, he had to look it up. He actually asked ME - "Does it come in different strengths?" DUH.