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Old 06-13-2001, 10:27 AM   #1
Giacomo
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I am a 42 year old male, and for the last couple of months I have had the strangest urination problems. At some point during the day, I will have to urinate every hour (or less) and pass large amounts of very dilute urine. This goes on for 4 to 8 hours. Eventually, the trips to the bathroom become less frequent, the urine becomes more concentrated (sometimes too concentrated), and I pass much smaller amounts. I don't drink any fluids that contain caffiene (I do drink decaf coffee, though), I don't drink any alchoholic beverages, and I drink no more than 72 to 120 oz. of fluid a day. I take Zestril and Betapace for hypertention. My doctor has done a urinalysis, micro albumin, and blood tests, and they don't point to anything being wrong with my kidneys. She says that if I had nocturia (which I don't), and the urine was never concentrated, she'd have me checked out for diabetes insipidus, but otherwise, she's stumped. Has anyone experienced anything like this?

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Old 06-14-2001, 06:10 AM   #2
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Well, this topic has been sort of broached before. I am probably not a lot different to you. I pee heaps in the morning - at least every hour - more like every half hour. Later in the day I am more reasonable. I get up in the night once, maybe twice. I am 43. I am a runner so I try to drink heaps but don't always manage it. I do drink alcohol.

I don't regard it as an issue though it is inconvenient. I have had various tests over time that indicate my bladder and kidneys are fine. I have always attributed it to a metabolism that kicks in with a vengeance in the morning - mostly from running in he early morning. Not sure this helps - but maybe you aren't alone!
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