Greater than normal frequency of the urge to void without an increase in the total daily volume of urine; it is associated with inflammation of the bladder or urethra or dysfunction in the bladder, and is often accompanied by burning and discomfort. Treatment depends on the cause.<\/p>\n
An abnormal increase in the number of times a person needs to urinate, often accompanied by greater urgency and discomfort or pain. Urinary frequency can result from excessive fluid intake, particularly of alcoholic or caffeinated beverages; infection of the bladder; pregnancy; enlarged prostate gland; diabetes; calculi (stones) in the urinary tract; certain medications, such as diuretics; or radiation therapy for the lower pelvis. Treatment depends on the cause.<\/p>\n
Feeling the urge to urinate even when urination has occurred very recently.<\/p>\n
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