Ek hafte se a meri wife ke a urination mein kafi badlav aaye hain kabhi to who frequently urine aate hain ek din mein 6 se 8 bari aur aur kabhi to aisa feel hota hai ki bahut urine a raha hai lekin urine sirf thoda sa hi nikalta hai sirf kuchh ki bunde iska kya karan ho sakta hai.

Dr. Satyajeet P PattnaikUrologist11yrs exp

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If you have an abnormal urge to urinate, your doctor will check to make sure that you don't have an infection or blood in your urine. Your doctor may also want to make sure that you're emptying your bladder completely when you urinate. Your doctor may order a simple urodynamic test to assess the function of your bladder and its ability to empty steadily and completely. These tests usually require a referral to a specialist, and may not be necessary to make a diagnosis or begin treatment. Tests include: measuring urine left in the bladder.�this test is important if your bladder doesn't empty completely when you urinate or experience urinary incontinence. Remaining urine (postvoid residual urine) may cause symptoms identical to an overactive bladder. To measure residual urine after you have voided, your doctor may request an ultrasound scan of your bladder or pass a thin tube (catheter) through the urethra and into your bladder to drain and measure the remaining urine. Measuring urine flow rate.�to measure the volume and speed of your voiding, you may be asked to urinate into a uroflowmeter. This device translates the data into a graph of changes in your flow rate. Testing bladder pressures.�cystometry measures pressure in your bladder and in the surrounding region during bladder filling. During this test, your doctor uses a thin tube (catheter) to fill your bladder slowly with warm water. Another catheter with a pressure-measuring sensor is placed in your rectum or, if you're a woman, in your vagina. This procedure can identify whether you have involuntary muscle contractions or a stiff bladder that's not able to store urine under low pressure. Your doctor will review the results of any tests with you and suggest a treatment strategy.  

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