Urination

hyperplasia (BPH) or an enlarged prostate is a common urological condition in ageing males. At least 50% of men over age 50 have some degree of prostatic enlargement. This can cause complications such as Frequent urination, UTI’s, blood in the urine, trouble urinating, and a slow flow in the urination. When the, When the Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia occurs in the second stage of growth, the prostate becomes enlarged and begins to push down on the urethra, which causes a blockage and restricts the flow of

of prostatic fluid increases survival of sperm by a fraction), and a high propensity for developing cancer – I’d get rid of it altogether. The problem is that it’s a gland wrapped around a tube, and as you age it hypertrophies and prevents easy urination. Alternatively, if it were just a gland in proximity to the urethra, rather than encircling it, we could enjoy its few benefits without having to suffer the side-effects (aside from inevitable prostate cancer). Also, in the image above, note the

Type I Diabetes, (T1D) is an autoimmune attack on insulin-producing (beta) cells and glucagon-producing cells, both located in the pancreas. Insulin is a vital hormone secreted from the pancreas that regulates the amount of glucose allowed in the bloodstream. Without insulin, cells are not signaled to soak up the glucose available for energy causing sugar to concentrate in the blood. Closely related to insulin is another vital hormone called glucagon. Glucagon is responsible for the liver-released

San Francicso has painted nine walls with a repellent material that makes pee spray back off them in a bid to tackle pubic urination. The walls have been coated with the clear liquid repellent material, which goes on much like paint. Any urine that hits the material sprays back on a person's shoes and trousers. Mohammed Nuru is director of the city's public works department and calls himself Mr Clean. He got the idea from St Pauli quarter in Hamburg, Germany, where walls were painted with the clear

often the first complaint (Dunphy et al., 2015). The patient’s history of her present illness includes a three-month history of fatigue, which she complains of not having much energy for daily activities as she once did. Complaints of increased urination along with increased feelings

On Tuesday in court, I started doing my usual routine, I shadowed one of the town clerk, while she was setting up for court. But this time, I became more hands on because I remember the routine for court. I remember feeling let down because always get miss up with who’s the trooper or state police in the traffic ticket. However, overall I still felt pretty good because I try my best. It was a long day that court date because there was a hearing and a public defender. Whenever you see a public defender

Dribbling and leaking of urine. Forcing the bladder muscles to work can make the bladder lose elasticity and control. This can result in dribbling or leaking, as the bladder can let go of residual urine without warning. 5. Increased frequency of urination. The more you drink, the faster the bladder fills up and the greater your need will be to visit the toilet more frequently. This can take a strain on your daily life, especially at work. You may also find yourself losing sleep as you have to get

is a huge red flag. Some diabetics feel thirsty even after they’ve just had something to drink, and can consume up to a gallon or more of fluid per day and still not be satisfied. This out-of-control thirst is the body’s response to the increased urination. When your body loses fluids in an effort to expel the extra sugar in your blood, it sends a signal to your brain to DRINK MORE! 3. Extreme Hunger Have you ever eaten a meal and soon afterwards felt incredibly hungry again, as if you hadn’t just

having vaginal, anal, or oral sex with a person who already has the infection. The symptoms of this STI for men consists of a burning sensation during urination, a while, yellow, or green discharge from the penis, or painful or swollen testicles. Women will have the following symptoms, if they have any, painful or burning sensation during urination, increased vaginal discharge, and vaginal bleeding between periods. Both sexes uncommonly will face these symptoms, which is a reason why mistaking Gonorrhea

Pyelonephritis is also known as a kidney infection. It occurs when there is backflow of urine that travels to the renal pelvis of the kidney. The backflow of urine contains bacteria which interfere with the kidney causing this condition. If this condition is not treated promptly, it can lead to kidney damage. Women have a greater risk of kidney infection than do men. “A woman's urethra is much shorter than a man's, so bacteria have less distance to travel from outside the body to the bladder. The