urine frequency

[Lala5186]

hey doc,
since 8 years i am experiencing frequent urination with no pain at lower abdominal area.at every 30-45 min.in day i need to urinate, but at night only once.
i am on medicine since 4 months below are the medicine which doctor prescribed but no effects :-

1. Urotel 4 mg
2. soliten 4 mg
3. alfu tablet

now at last visit ,from semen culture test STAPHYLOCOCCUS AREOUS  infection found for which he gave me :-

1.Tamlet 4 mg    (tolterodine tartarate )
2. clavox 625      ( amoxycillin clavulanate)
3. Bectrim          ( trimethoprim and sulphamethoxazole )

Is my treatment going in right direction or not ?

am i living with this bacteria since 8 years ,is it possible ?

[Lala5186]

Symptoms at present are

Daytime urine frequency - every 1 hour
Night urine frequency- once
Urge to go urine even after emptying the bladder
Reduced flow
Weakness

[Lala5186]

The initial diagnostic tests done are :-

blood sugar
urine analysis
Uriflowmetry
Urine culture and sensitivity test
Semen culture and sensitivity test

Above all test results are negative

Now after antibiotics the present doctor prefers following tests

Urodynamic test
Diagnostic cystoscopy

please help

[Lala5186]

Symptoms at present are

Daytime urine frequency - every 1 hour
Night urine frequency- once
Urge to go urine even after emptying the bladder
Reduced flow
Weakness

[Lala5186]

The initial diagnostic tests done are :-

blood sugar
urine analysis
Uriflowmetry
Urine culture and sensitivity test
Semen culture and sensitivity test

Above all test results are negative

Now after antibiotics the present doctor prefers following tests

Urodynamic test
Diagnostic cystoscopy

please help

[Dr Santos]

Hi,
How are you? What other symptoms are present and what were the initial diagnostic tests done? Urinary frequency may indeed be due to infection as well as other conditions such as prostate issues, interstitial cystitis, overactive bladder syndrome, ans even neurological issues. If it has been 8 years already, further evaluation and additional diagnostic tests may need to be done including Cystometry, Cystoscopy, neurological tests, ultrasound as well as urine tests. It is best that you discuss this with your attending doctor for proper management. Take care and do keep us posted.