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Frequent urination and Anemia
by Christinak74, Oct 06, 2009 07:57PM
Hi All
I am a 34 year old female.
I have only one kidney, I was only born with the one and it has never caused any issues.
I have for the last few months been having issues with waking 2 times a night to urinate.
The last couple of weeks I have also developed frequent urination during the day ( every 1-2 hours)
In total I am urinating at least 10 times a day.
I recently had my physical and was advised my urine tests came back with no signs of bladder infection. The only issues with my blood were low iron and vitamin B-12. Kidney function tests were fine.
The dr prescribed antibiotics although 2 rounds of urine tests showed no signs of infection.
There is no urine in the blood.
Anyone have a simliar situation or any advice?
I am a 34 year old female.
I have only one kidney, I was only born with the one and it has never caused any issues.
I have for the last few months been having issues with waking 2 times a night to urinate.
The last couple of weeks I have also developed frequent urination during the day ( every 1-2 hours)
In total I am urinating at least 10 times a day.
I recently had my physical and was advised my urine tests came back with no signs of bladder infection. The only issues with my blood were low iron and vitamin B-12. Kidney function tests were fine.
The dr prescribed antibiotics although 2 rounds of urine tests showed no signs of infection.
There is no urine in the blood.
Anyone have a simliar situation or any advice?
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I’ll suggest getting your blood sugar checked to rule out diabetes mellitus. You need to correct your anemia also by taking both iron as well B12 supplements. A urine specific gravity also needs to be checked. Dilute urine means the concentrating capacity of kidneys is markedly decreased which can happen in a disease called diabetes inspidus. Please do consult an endocrinologist to rule out these entities. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care.