Patient's question:
Previously, I suspected kidney problems due to lower back pain and underwent tests including a routine urinalysis, renal function blood tests, and a color Doppler ultrasound of the urinary system. The results showed only a trace amount of protein in the urine, while everything else was normal. The next day, I felt thirsty and drank a lot of water, leading to increased urine output and frequency. That night before bed, I had the urge to urinate but held it in. I held it in all night, and by the next day, my urine output had significantly decreased. By evening, I felt the urge to urinate but couldn't produce much, only a little at a time, and immediately after urinating, the urge returned. I thought it might be a urinary tract infection and took some antibiotics. This morning, after waking up, my urine output returned to normal, but I used the restroom once an hour, and immediately after finishing, I felt the urge to urinate again.Doctor's answer:
( System prompt: This doctor answered the question through voice. Please listen to the doctor's reply to the question through the voice function below. If you have any questions, please continue to consult the doctor.) GetPostFlash("3","13465682375353787"); 2012-09-02 14:56 kymcwq followed up Sorry, I didn't hear very clearly. I heard one possibility is kidney deficiency, but the other one I didn't hear. Could it also be a urinary tract infection if I don't have pain when urinating?