Patient's question:
The medication I took was Azithromycin and Gatip. The symptoms have basically disappeared. Then I went to the hospital for a follow-up check-up, and the doctor prescribed Bifeng Pill. I've taken it for 2 days, but I've noticed frequent urination. It's not just a small amount of urine; I haven't drunk much water, but when I was taking the medicine, I only had a few sips. How could it be frequent urination? Is it related to the Bifeng Pill, or is there another illness?Onset and Cause of Illness: Treatment Status:
What help do I need: Doctor, why is this happening? Why am I urinating so frequently? The urine is quite abundant.
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: This is generally not related to the medication. How many times do you urinate during the day while taking this medication? How many times do you urinate at night? How much urine do you pass each time?Suggestions: Don't worry too much, it might be a misunderstanding on your part. Physiological polyuria, such as consuming foods high in water content or drinking a lot of water, can cause increased urine output. Frequent urination usually refers to the frequency of urination being high, but the volume of each urination is small. Generally, 4-6 times during the day and 1-2 times at night are normal. You don't need to worry too much!
Doctor's inquiry: In addition to frequent urination, do you have any other discomforting symptoms? Approximately how many times do you urinate during the day, and how many times at night? Do you experience symptoms such as dysuria or urinary urgency?