Understanding Delayed Urination and Mild Kidney Edema: Key Insights
Urinary retention and renal edema? Hello Doctor: Recently, I sought medical attention due to a slight delay in urination (usually it takes about 15-20 seconds for me to urinate). After examination, the doctor diagnosed that my urinary flow rate is slightly slow (but not abnormal)...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Does mild renal edema require immediate close monitoring? I am very worried about kidney failure and needing dialysis. However, due to the pandemic, it seems complicated to arrange for examinations and surgeries. --> The physician will make a judgment; in some case...[Read More] Understanding Delayed Urination and Mild Kidney Edema: Key Insights
Understanding Urination Issues: Causes of Weak Flow and Dark Urine
Urinary problems Recently, I have experienced some weakness in urination when using the restroom. Suddenly, I have developed symptoms of oliguria. If I drink a cup of water slowly, it takes about four hours before I feel the urge to urinate, and the urine has a strong odor, is sc...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, you can start by recording your daily water intake to monitor how much fluid you are consuming in a day. After drinking water, especially when consuming a large amount quickly, it can lead to diuresis. The color of your urine should ideally be completely clear or colorless...[Read More] Understanding Urination Issues: Causes of Weak Flow and Dark Urine
Natural Diuretics: Exploring Caffeine and Herbal Options
Diuretics What substances can aid in diuresis? Are there any that contain caffeine or tea? I've heard people mention 0.0.
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, first of all, why do you need diuretics? Generally, most people do not require diuretics specifically. Excessive use of diuretics can lead to dehydration and electrolyte imbalances in the body, which can result in severe complications such as muscle cramps and even coma. T...[Read More] Natural Diuretics: Exploring Caffeine and Herbal Options
Cranberry vs. Soy Milk: Which is More Effective for Diuresis?
Cranberries and soy milk have diuretic properties? Hello, Dr. Hsu. Could you please tell me which has a better diuretic effect, cranberry or soy milk? Or is there something better?
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, these two have different functions and are not related to diuresis. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. This response is from Dr. Hsu Wei-Kai, Director of the Urology Department, Taitung Hospital, Department of ...[Read More] Cranberry vs. Soy Milk: Which is More Effective for Diuresis?
Can a Liposarcoma Cause Frequent Urination? Surgical Options Explained
excuse me? I have been experiencing frequent urination lately. During a check-up, I discovered that I have a vascular lipoma on my right side. I would like to know if this tumor can be surgically removed. Could my frequent urination be related to this tumor?
Dr. Chen Qiunan Reply:
Hello, most vascular lipomas are benign and only require monitoring for changes in size; there is no need for surgical removal unless complications arise, such as obstruction or bleeding. Frequent urination should be evaluated to determine whether it is simply an increase in freq...[Read More] Can a Liposarcoma Cause Frequent Urination? Surgical Options Explained