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Q: Peeing Every 10 Min

asked by: callie8323 on June 20th, 2005

Experienced User

Im 28 wks preg and I know what being preg causes you to pee a lot but I did all the time before I got preg but now im peeing every 10 min and I can't sleep at night is this normal im so sick of peeing!!!

Replies(5)

Sammy001

replied on June 20th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Yep...It is so normal...Wait to you hit 36 weeks..And beyond.....You might as well attach a toilet seat to your a_s_s.

I peed staright for the whole nine months...Nothing cures it either ..Except delivering...But beware.....The first couple days after you deliver....You'll piss yourself...Because you'll have no muscle control down there.....

lil_blaze2004

replied on June 20th, 2005

Moderator

Lol I havent' had a good nights sleep in 4 months. 5 days till my due date!!!!!!

rebec

replied on August 21st, 2008

New User

peeing every 10 mins.

i am not pregnant , but i am peeing every 10 mins. what is that means ? am i sick?

Amethyst_Butterfly

replied on August 21st, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

Sammy001 wrote:

Yep...It is so normal...Wait to you hit 36 weeks..And beyond.....You might as well attach a toilet seat to your a_s_s.

LMAO!!!!

AyaMiyaki

replied on August 21st, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Re: peeing every 10 mins.

rebec wrote:

i am not pregnant , but i am peeing every 10 mins. what is that means ? am i sick?

You might have a urinary tract infection. If you experience burning or painful urination, or if you have that "got to go" feeling but barely anything is coming out, you should ask your doctor to run a test. UTI's need to be treated as soon as possible.

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