Dear Gedjarvis, The problem is trying to relate the incontinence and frequency to the diabetes. For sure when your blood sugars are unstable it causes frequency and possibly leaking, but that does not mean that when your blood sugars are stable you should not get those symptoms. There are other thin...

Dear Paul, I could not say if you should be worried, but I would say go to your GP so you can get a referral to a Urologist. It would be impossible to say what is causing it whether it is a benign condition or a malignant one, but better your know. You need investigation, I would not suggest you try...

Dear Medina1956, I am sorry to hear of your difficulties. But there is no easy fix. First you don't need a GP you need a Urologist who can investigate and see what is going on and what can be done. The strokes do complicate things (as they can make being continent difficult) and the investigations m...

Dear Jackclegg11, If you have been properly investigated for obstruction and nothing was found. I would suggest you need to see a specialist who can investigate you further to check for other urological or non urological reasons for your symptoms. It also might be helpful to do a frequency volume ch...

Dear Kingy1949, It sounds like you may have an obstructed flow which could be as a result of an enlarged prostate or tight bladder neck or urethral stricture (narrowing in the urethra). In any event it would need urological investigation to be clarified, please see your GP for a referral to a urolog...

Dear Keith, I couldn't say if it is anything serious, but it is common. It sounds like you need to be seen by a Urologist for investigation. However there are all sorts of reasons for a change in your peeing. The first thing I would suggest is for you to have a look at how you drink your fluid, what...

Dear Trevor Parfitt,

Am not sure this question is appropriate to answer to someone who is not the patient or indeed in a public forum. He needs to be asking these questions of the team who have booked him for the biopsy. It does however sound like he is having the right investigations.

Dear Runner20k, Checking the prostate is not the only thing that can affect how you pass urine. But I would first look at how, what and when you drink. What fluid you drink, how much fluid you drink, how you drink your fluid and how much excercise you do has a huge impact on how you pass urine. Peop...

Dear Dizzy2220, As you have only mentioned ibuprofen I will go from there. First you really need a Urologist to investigate you to prove interstitial cystitis, if that has already been done. We tend to start with fluid & food management, then consider cystistat, hydrodistension (under general an...