Frequent UrinationAnatomical Causes for Urinating OftenThere are many actual and misidentified reasons why a person might have to urinate frequently or immediately. The most common physical reasons for this condition to exist are:
* Excessive alcohol consumption * Urinary tract infection * Prostatitis * Pregnancy * Drug side effect * Idiopathic incontinence * Bladder cancer Many of these causes are very common and psychologically induced versions of the syndrome are often misrepresented as coming from a suspected or unknown physical source or process. Psychosomatic Excessive UrinationPsychoemotional reasons for excessive urination are common. These symptoms might come on alone or in combination with other PIPS conditions. The most common associated conditions with excessive urination include: trouble sleeping or back pain when sleeping, psychosomatic prostatitis, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder and social phobia. Many patients suffering from purely psychological urinary concerns are misdiagnosed and put into treatment for a suspected physical disorder. Of course, these patients rarely recover completely, since there is nothing being done to address the underlying emotional concerns which are actually responsible for the symptomatic expression.Frequent Urination AdviceUrinating often, especially when trying to rest, sleep or relax is a typical emotional distractive mechanism. Social phobia might make a person feel the need to urinate when out in public and generate tremendous fear if a bathroom is not always readily available. Excessive urinary habits can be a very limiting problem and can be difficult to treat successfully, unless the emotional causation is discovered. Many affected patients have experienced lasting relief from the urge to constantly urinate using knowledge therapy. This treatment is free of cost and risk, so it gets my thumbs up any day, when compared to the typical and misdirected use of drugs and more drugs to treat virtually every problematic health issue without concern for the patient's overall health or wellbeing…Frequent Urination to Back Pain 4/17/09 Revised 11/19/11 |
Sensei Adam Rostocki
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