There are several causes explaining the frequent urge to urinate. Did you know that back pain could be a potential cause? How exactly? Is that bad ? What can you do to treat his back pain, and at the same time reduce his incessant urges to go to the bathroom? We talk about it in this article. Frequent urge to urinate...
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Since the testicle is a sensitive and complex organ, pain or swelling in it should not be taken lightly. Whether acute or chronic, testicular pain should always encourage you to consult a general practitioner or urologist as soon as possible in order to treat or prevent...
Many women these days have pain in their lower abdomen mainly in the right and left lower quadrants called the iliac fossae. The ovaries are the organs that can be affected in this case. It is essential to talk about pain in the ovaries because they are essential organs for reproduction. …
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You often hear about sciatica, but have you ever heard of cauda equina syndrome? These two nerve damage are often confused because of the similarity of their symptoms. The frequent urge to urinate (the main subject of this article) is one of the characteristic symptoms of cauda equina syndrome, …
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Back pain and difficulty urinating are two common problems that can be caused by a variety of different things. In some cases they may not be serious, but in others they may be a sign of a more serious problem. It is important to know the difference in order to benefit from a …
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Urgent desires, frequent urination and urinary leakage on exertion or at rest, urinary symptoms are commonplace during pregnancy. It is estimated that between 30 and 50% of pregnant women experience urinary leakage. Generally during efforts increasing intra-abdominal pressure (sport, carrying a heavy load, laughing, coughing, sneezing, etc.). So it's a…
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