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Overactive Bladder
I don't know if I have overactive bladder or not. I go to the bathroom once in the morning, 2-3 times at school, and maybe 3 times after school. Sometimes I get a little bit of pee in my underwear, or I leak when I can't use the bathroom right away. At first I just thought it was discharge (I've had my period for almost three years) but I get it a lot now. I don't know what's wrong with me... any answers please? Oh yeah, please don't say to ask my doctor (because I will), just give me an opinion on what you think.
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hello, look do you drink alot like always thirsty? eat alot? feel like sleeping all the time? well because if you do there is a chance you could be a diabetic..the sound of that may freak you out..but its a possibility so if you need to talk to me more about this just IM me on aim Becausze o0f you i'll talk to you..if its nothing of the sort than you just need to ask your mom about getting medicine for it..hope I helped.
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it does sound like overactive bladder to me, so until you see your doctor try to use the bathroom when you need to, even if you have to just walk out of class when the teecher wont let you(i would only recomend doing that if you really had to go) or you could put some pads on to stop it from getting all over you...hope this helped
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Yea it sounds like you have an overactive bladder. Normally, people use the bathroom only 3-5 times a day, depending on how much they drink/eat.
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Um, well, this might sound kind of gross, but I think that you might have a yeast infection. I know, gross right? But I think that's the answer. You should ask your doctor about medicine and it will clear up right away.
A yeast infection is an excessive growth of fungus that naturally occurs in the vagina or mouth. When yeast infections occur in the mouth, they are also called oral thrush. Although small amounts of fungus normally grow on the body, pregnancy, hormonal changes, antibiotics, and a weakened immune system can increase the risk of getting an oral or vaginal yeast infection Other factors that can play a role include diabetes and medications such as corticosteroids and estrogen-containing birth control pills. Wearing tight or damp clothing and douching can make vaginal yeast infections more likely.
Symptoms of oral thrush include painful white patches on the tongue or inside the mouth or throat.
Symptoms of a vaginal yeast infection include a odorless, thick, white, cottage cheese-like vaginal discharge; itching; redness; pain during sex; and pain during urination. While vaginal yeast infections can be self-treated, it’s important that you contact your physician the first time you have these symptoms to verify that a yeast infection is indeed the problem. It’s also important to contact your physician any time you have these symptoms along with stomach pain, fever, or a foul-smelling vaginal discharge, since this may mean you have a bacterial infection.
If you have seen a doctor about a vaginal yeast infection in the past and are familiar with your own symptoms, you may want to try an over-the-counter yeast treatment. If over-the counter products don’t work, prescription medications are available both for vaginal infections and oral infections.
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Ok it sounds like you do have an overactive bladder. So try to go to the bathroom in between every class. Try to cut back on how much you drink until you go to tyhe doctor
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