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cannot pee in the morning!
by zoomistic, Jun 13, 2008 12:08PM
hello ive been having all sorts of weird stomach problems in general and it turns out at night i need to wake up over 4 times a night and pee just about for 2 seconds really dark yellow and i drink alot of water and when wake up barely any pee comes out but i feel like i need to pee alot, i am only 25? i went to get checked at the doctor the day before she said my prostate is somewhat enlarged.
basically i feel like i am failing to pee at all, barely nay pee will come out at any time i try im really worried should i go to the ER to get a catheter if i keep failing to pee?
basically i feel like i am failing to pee at all, barely nay pee will come out at any time i try im really worried should i go to the ER to get a catheter if i keep failing to pee?
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Go see a doctor. An analysis of the urine itself may be able to find out the problem. An infection may be present that limits passing urine. Could you have a sexually transmitted infection?
Other avenues to explore are the anatomical anomalies of the urinary tract.