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Don't think this is an appropriate subject for the s hit s hat forum
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Most people on here are men and post anonomously so what does it matter?
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it's probably just excitement
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I do get excited/anxious a lot. Is there anyway I can calm down? A part from smoking a joint!
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Been checked for diabetes?
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Had a few blood tests, never found anything.
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OK.Was just a thought as many diabetics suffer the peeing including me.
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Are you connected to little pea?
Maybe you are big pea ![]() |
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go for a piss, imo
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Probably psychological.
Mind playing tricks thinking bladder is full. Not an uncommon problem. |
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How can you solve it though? I have had it for a while now, it's a nuisance.
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http://www.calmclinic.com/anxiety/signs/urination-problems
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Thanks, I'll take a look at it.
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In the end, twelve people from Pendle were accused: Alizon Device, Elizabeth Device, James Device, Elizabeth Southerns, Alice Gray, Jennet Preston, Anne Whittle, Anne Redferne, Alice Nutter, Katherine Hewitt, John Bulcock and Jane Bulcock. Some of them appear to have genuinely believed in their own guilt, and probably did indeed consider themselves to be witches, in the sense of being village healers who practised magic, probably in return for payment (such men and women were common in 16th and 17th Century rural England, and an accepted part of village life).
The twelve were charged with the murders of ten people by the use of witchcraft, and ten of the twelve were tried at Lancaster Assizes in August 1612, in a group that also included the Salmesbury witches (Jane Southworth, Jennet Brierley, and Ellen Brierley, who were charged with child murder and cannibalism), Margaret Pearson (the so-called Padiham Witch, who was facing her third trial for witchcraft, this time for killing a horse), and Isobel Robey (from Windle, accused of using witchcraft to cause sickness). The trials have become known collectively as the Lancashire Witch Trials. One (Jennet Preston) was tried at York, and one (Elizabeth Southerns) died in prison. |
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Wrong thread pal?
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I like taking the piss out of luvvies on here.
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Stones, take plenty of fluids.
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I had a Cystoscopy. Stones would have been found wouldn't they?!
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urge incontinence? thats what i thought i had till i found out it was type 2
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Op
Maybe it's the 10 pints you're drinking every day. |
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I do drink but only once/twice a weekend then I do get hammered...
Had been thinking it was a diabetes but surely they would have found that in my blood tests? |
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10 a day
lightweight |
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go back and tell your gp you are not happy
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put u on valium
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The GP's don't know nothing. I've tried various pills over last couple of years but no improvement using any.
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They know more than me and you mate.
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^ true. OP 's comment was moronic.
Has an 'alleged 'problem and thinks a chat forum has the answer. |
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Let the pee be freeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Well, I've had tests done and they've found nothing. Given me random drugs that have done nothing.
They don't have a clue do they. If they did, they would of sorted it by now. I've asked the forum because I was wondering if anyone else has had a similar problem given nearly everyone here is male. |
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cough...
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if they have tested your blood and pi$$ then you are fine, if they had anything to hide then why would they ?
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Yeah I'm fine in one way because they didn't find anything serious it seems.
However, I'm still troubled by it everyday. |
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You need to go to a different doctor, and if he doesn't find the problem then go to another, and another.
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Maybe try cutting out different foods/drinks to see if one is causing your bladder to be overactive. Caffeine gets mine going - any after about midday and I'm up half the night.
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"google"
foods that irritate the urethra.................G.L.M8 |
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just googled, are you pregnant?
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Thanks for the advice guys.
If I am pregnant, it's been for two years! |
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It sounds like overactive bladder syndrome
.http://www.patient.co.uk/health/overactive-bladder-syndrome |