Comments on: Does an OBGYN take care of frequent urination symptoms or is that something I should see my doc for? http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for Providing You the Best Information on Prostate Cancer Signs Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:21:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mischele, RN http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for/comment-page-1#comment-195 Mischele, RN Mon, 24 Aug 2009 11:27:59 +0000 http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for#comment-195 Are you having burning with this urination? If so then it's classic UTI. You can start drinking cranberry juice. It raises the pH of your urine and makes it a hostile place for bacteria to live. If you don't like cranberry juice, they have cranberry pills over the counter at most pharmacies. Also increase the amount of water you drink. It'll help flush everything out. With diabetes, not only do you have frequent peeing, but frequent thirst, dizziness, nausea and sometimes vomiting. Cut down on carbs and simple sugars. The GYN could prescribe something for the UTI. They often do a urine dipstick test (at least mine does) at every annual visit. But to check for diabetes you should go see your primary doctor.<br><b>References : </b><br> Are you having burning with this urination? If so then it’s classic UTI. You can start drinking cranberry juice. It raises the pH of your urine and makes it a hostile place for bacteria to live. If you don’t like cranberry juice, they have cranberry pills over the counter at most pharmacies. Also increase the amount of water you drink. It’ll help flush everything out.

With diabetes, not only do you have frequent peeing, but frequent thirst, dizziness, nausea and sometimes vomiting. Cut down on carbs and simple sugars.

The GYN could prescribe something for the UTI. They often do a urine dipstick test (at least mine does) at every annual visit. But to check for diabetes you should go see your primary doctor.
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]]> By: jean/5/878 http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for/comment-page-1#comment-194 jean/5/878 Mon, 24 Aug 2009 11:02:59 +0000 http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for#comment-194 Its best too go too your genernal doctor for, and if its not diabetes or a uti your gerenal doctor will have you go to a different dotor speicallices for urinary doctor that can help you, but before your doctor will send you anywhere elese he will give you blood-tests and exam you check you bladder. dont worry though there medications that can help.<br><b>References : </b><br>IT all depends on you health.have a good day. Its best too go too your genernal doctor for, and if its not diabetes or a uti your gerenal doctor will have you go to a different dotor speicallices for urinary doctor that can help you, but before your doctor will send you anywhere elese he will give you blood-tests and exam you check you bladder. dont worry though there medications that can help.
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IT all depends on you health.have a good day.

]]> By: Pocohantas http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for/comment-page-1#comment-193 Pocohantas Mon, 24 Aug 2009 10:48:59 +0000 http://prostatecancersigns.org/prostate-cancer-frequent-urination/does-an-obgyn-take-care-of-frequent-urination-symptoms-or-is-that-something-i-should-see-my-doc-for#comment-193 you should see your doctor and he would probably recommend that you see a urologist<br><b>References : </b><br>you could bring it up while your with your obgyn...but he/she will probably tell you you have to discuss that with your primary care physician you should see your doctor and he would probably recommend that you see a urologist
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you could bring it up while your with your obgyn…but he/she will probably tell you you have to discuss that with your primary care physician

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