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Drinking lots of water,less urine
Iam drinking lots of water everyday ,but very low urine,i feel cool farts,baggy eyes,muscle pain in back kidney area,straining of red vessel in eyes.
Doctor performed various tests ,everything was normal.
Prescibed tamsukem plus 10 days
Prescribed tamsulosin 0.2 one month
Whenever i eat meat or spicy food urine problem arises
Whenever i masturbate urine problem arises.
I always feel the water sound in stomach when i move.
I feel that iam inducing food forcibly
Right abdomen tightness
Please help.
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Your diet looks to be high in spices and meat
Animal based protein will cause acidosis in the body and the acid will be removed via kidney
So consider switching to plant based protein
Regarding water intake
Your body is needing more water
Urine concentration will vary depending on the body needs
You may consider drinking 4 lit per day and get urine examination done to rule out urinary tract infection
Next Steps
Nephrology consultation with urine examination culture and ultrasound abdomen
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Looks like you have several digestive, urination and eye problems. The blood tests you performed in May of this year were normal. However, it appears that you have not been thoroughly evaluated in terms of urination and digestion. It is desirable to obtain these in order to correctly identify your problem and then treat it. It is possible that all of these issues are related to a single illness (systemic disease). You would relevant blood and urine tests, abdominal scan, opthalmic (eye) examination to begin with.
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Do not panic. Consult a doctor first. He or she will ask you the right questions, examine you, and do the right tests to figure out what's wrong and then treat you. If you need to see a specialist, you will be sent to the right one.
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