Anecdotal evidence that nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs could help relieve nocturia symptoms resulting from NOCTURNAL POLYURIA has been investigated by a team from the UK. Addla et al. found that ...

Q: Which doctor should I consult for polyuria? A: You should first visit a general practitioner, who will refer you to a specialist such as a urologist or an endocrinologist if required. A: If you ...

Nocturnal polyuria syndrome is the passage of increased urine during the night, waking the patient up from sleep. The urine output equals more than 20% of the daily total in younger persons and more ...

TYPE 2 diabetes is a condition which affects millions of people around the world with those numbers rising constantly. In order to help manage the condition, a person's needs to be aware of all the ...

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Frequent urination, or polyuria, is a common diabetes symptom caused by high blood sugar levels, prompting the kidneys to remove excess sugar through urine. This leads to increased urine production, ...

The finding is from the first population-based prevalence study of nocturnal polyuria to include both men and women, according to researchers. Nocturnal polyuria is common among both men and women in ...

TYPE 2 diabetes is a health condition whereby the body has built a resistance to the hormone insulin. Multiple factors lead to this, including excess body weight. How do you know if you're affected?

Dr Sarita Naik (Narang) is a superspecialist urogynaceologist & vaginal surgeon in Mumbai. She earned her MBBS with a gold medal in 2003 from Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi University. She was ...