Bladder Problems

Can anyone help......I have been diagnosed with underactive thyroid and have a real problem with my bladder.Keep needing to urinate which is so exhausting and scares me if it doesnt go away has anyone had any experience of this.If so did the levothyroxine help? ## Frequent urination can be a symptom of Hypothyroidism, so the Levothyroxine might help, once your thyroid hormones are better balanced. The common side effects to the medication may include: nausea, fatigue, weight and appetite changes. Learn more: Have you consulted with your doctor about the frequent urination? There are some medications available that may help, in the meantime. It is also a condition that you will want to keep an eye on and if it doesn't improve, be certain to let your doctor know. ## yes im the same wi...

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Im taking tonic water with quinine for cramping in my feet and legs and it helps but I have to empty my bladder all the time and it hard to hold. ## Hi maggie, In my honest opinion the side effect list for Quinine is pretty nerve racking. And although I didn't see a mention of any bladder-related concerns, I do have reason to suspect that one or more other side effects of this drug may be indirectly causing it: nausea restlessness difficulty hearing or ringing in the ears confusion nervousness rash hives itching flushing hoarseness difficulty breathing or swallowing swelling of the face, throat, lips, eyes, hands, feet, ankles or lower legs fever blisters stomach pain vomiting diarrhea blurriness or changes in color vision inability to hear or see faintness easy bruising purple, bro...

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Just wondering if anyone has had bladder or kidney problems taking Subutex? I've been on it for roughly 3 years. Is it something in the Subutex? It's the big pills, not the little ones. Any info will help. Maybe the fillers. I don't know. I can't hold my pee at all. Please help. ## Hello Sub Girl Wen, I'm sorry to hear that you are having these issues. According to the NIH subutex is known to effect the bladder but what they have listed is urinary retention and urinary hesitance. In other words it is listed that subutex is known to cause users to not be able to completely empty their bladder, have weak streams, not be able to go at all or lose control over their ability to hold their bladder. I would suggest that if you believe your issues are related to your subutex...

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Since starting coveram5/5 I have been having urinary tract problems eg; urgency to urinate bladder doesn't feel full the feeling seems to come from urethra it's driving me crazy been antibiotics uti,hormone replacement therapy nothing helps could it be the coveram5/5. ## Hello, Deborah! How are you? Yes, it can cause that in some people that take it, as listed by the FDA. Other possible side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and hypotension. Have you consulted your doctor? You may also have developed a kidney stone that could require treatment. ## Is it possible for your bladder to burst

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what is dewitts tablet used for?????? is it okay to use?????????? does it have serious side effects?????? should I use it??????????? ## DeWitts Kidney and Bladder are tiny, round blue pills which assist with kidney pain and/or bladder/urinary tract infections. I have not had any of my clients or family members encounter any side effects. You should use it if you do not have a compromised system or a kidney disease (such us end stage renal), but always consult your doctor first. It is an OTC product, however. ## Hi I have a problem here when I'm making love with my husband the condom come out with blood what can I do to cure that is the pills called De Witts will help me or please help me ## Gabriel, prostate problems, tried many remedies not working, used 1 Dewitts k&b pill per ...

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After taking Omez-D I have been getting some black flat small stripes in my stool. Is this ok or might there some serious things going on in there? ## I am suffering from gall bladder stones. Can l take Omez-D for this? ## Ram, that could be a symptom of internal bleeding. Did a doctor prescribed his medication? Have you been diagnosed with an ulcer? The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, flatulence and stomach pain. Salish, no, it will not help with such a condition. What has your doctor advised?

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I was given Nitrofur Macr 100 Mg to take twice daily for a bladder infection. After 4 full days of treatment, told doctor the following, have had fevers, tremors, dizziness and WORST side effect of all a hacking dry cough. He said stop immediately. Still have cough. How long does this cough usually last? Also, would not recommend this to anyone. there must be better medications out there. Thanks ## I have also had the same problems with this medication. Problems breathing and a hacking cough. It also made me so drowsy that I am scared to drive my car. I also informed the doctor that I am pretty sure I also have a kidney infection from my bladder infection, and I read that this does not treat both. Should I stop taking this medication? I am only on day 2 of a 7 day treatment. ## It can t...

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I've noticed that about a half an hour after taking my dose, my bladder starts leaking. I asked my cardiologist about it but she had not heard that before. My primary doctor suggested that this could be a side affect. ## Hello, Sandy! How are you? Yes, though it isn't common, the FDA does report that it has been known to occur in some women that take this medication. Other side effects may possibly include nausea, dizziness, headache and hypotension. You may need to speak to your cardiologist about trying a different medication. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Thank you so much! I knew I wasn't imagining this! ## I also have been having major bladder problems never though it could be from taking carvedilol

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hello this is Anis and i have a question i got my gull bladder removed can i take these ampulls of alcachofa? ## Have you asked your doctor? This is an artichoke supplement and, as such, it hasn't been tested for any possible problems it may cause with medical conditions, or other medications. Are you taking any medications?

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These posts are yrs old... in australia this tablets have just arrived and ive had a day on them and have belly problems I have had pancritus and gall bladder taken out im scared re stomache and from wot ive read here u guys in usa have had no luck so I may be out of luck too. I guess I will jluave to wait and see if u can't get anywhere wot luck do we have? ## Have you tried the regular release Oxycodone tablets? They may work better for you! This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Or you could look into trying a different medication, altogether.

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I've been having problems with my methadone. I am taking it to get off of painkillers so i have a few questions and would love some feedback asap. So i just started the methadone clinic 3 weeks ago and I've made it up to 70 mgs. Well first it's very weird but since about 40 mgs my lower back is in severe pain and it's a pain I can't really explain. It's like it feels it's stretching my lower back muscles but tightening them at the same time. Why is this happening? Also when I take a deep breath my back maybe behind my lungs is like a bruise pain or soreness but it is in my back, any thoughts? Last one is I can't seem to urinate like I did before. It takes me couple minutes to start my flow, and have constipation. What can i do to help my bladder and go nu...

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Has anyone else experienced problems with the bladder not being able to fully release urine and retention while taking Myrbetriq? If so, how long were you on the drug? And did that eventually resolve itself? ## That can be a side effect of this medication, according to FDA reports, and they do advise that you contact your doctor, since it does not always resolve, so this might not be the best medication choice for you. You may need to try something else. How much fluid do you take in each day? Are you on any other medications?

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I have been taking contrave for 4 months now I had problems with constipation and now have a prolapsed bladder I may need surgery can I go back on Contrave if I stop taking it??? I have lost 56 pounds but I am afraid I will gain it back right away Loving the way I feel being much lighter wish I didn't have this problem. ## Hello Joann! How are you? Yes, if you were straining due to the constipation, that can sometimes cause a bladder prolapse. And yes, many people stop Contrave long enough to have surgery, then start taking it, again, once their doctor says they can. The FDA lists the typical side effects of Contrave as possibly including nausea, dizziness, insomnia, nervousness and anorexia. Is there anything else I can help with? ## thank you very much have a nice evening

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I have had chronic UTI's my whole life but ran into real problems since 1998 after cystocele/rectocele repair. I had a suprapubic catheter for a few days. I got a nosocomial infection in hospital. Before all my UTIs were E. Coli. I got Kleibsiella pneumonia in my urine & over the years a variety of others. I am on cephalexin 250mg prophylactically because I have interstitial cystitis for the last 10 years. About once a year I get enterobacter aerogenes that is resistant to everything except SMX-TMP. this last time was about 6 weeks ago. Made by Vista. Skin on my hands kept peeling no matter how much lotion I used. I was also nauseated constantly. I was an RN for 38 years until 2010 when IC & fibromyalgia put me on disability. Sorry this is so long but felt background is sign...

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First of all research, research, research MY DOCTOR even had his removed . Your body needs a gallbladder your liver stores vitamin A ,D , E ,F ,K , and so on & also tells you when your stool or urine is to dark or to lite but without out your gallbladder your liver has no place to store many things your body needs also without a gallbladder ( no gallstone ? ) well right but there is a lot of gem that build up over time your may not feel any pain at all it may take 5 to 10 years but when all the gems & juck builds up & you go to the doctor all I CAN SAY IS I wish you well. ## Hello, Christopher! How are you? It has been proven definitively that we can live normal, healthy lives without the gall bladder. People who undergo surgery to remove it rarely have any bilary problems f...

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medication for urinary problems ## Enablex is indicated for the treatment of overactive bladder with symptoms of urge urinary incontinence, urgency and frequency. You can view a detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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Took for pain in back and iam having bladder. Problems comes slowly out could this come from this pill. ## Hello, Eddy! How are you? I'm sorry about the problem that you're having. Yes, narcotics can sometimes cause that, but it would be best to have it checked out, to be sure of the cause, in case it is unrelated to the medication. The FDA lists this medication as being a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with?

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roundwhitepliva456 ## This is Oxybutynin Oxybutynin is used for: Relieving symptoms of bladder problems (urinary urgency, frequency, or leakage; loss of bladder control; and painful urination) in certain patients. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.

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Trospium

Trospium chloride is used to treat overactive bladder.[2] It has side effects typical of drugs like it, namely dry mouth, stomach upset, and constipation; these side effects cause problems with people taking their medicine as directed. However it doesn't cause central nervous system side effects like other drugs of its class.[3] It is pregnancy category C and is excreted somewhat in breast milk.[4] Chemically it is a quaternary ammonium cation...

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Trospium chloride is used to treat overactive bladder.[2] It has side effects typical of drugs like it, namely dry mouth, stomach upset, and constipation; these side effects cause problems with people taking their medicine as directed. However it doesn't cause central nervous system side effects like other drugs of its class.[3] It is pregnancy category C and is excreted somewhat in breast milk.[4] Chemically it is a quaternary ammonium cation...