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Query about urinary bladder capacity
I am 27 years old male feeling frequent urination and each voiding Urine volume is 150- 200 ml and urge is so intense that some urine leakage. So USG of whole abdomen done and urinary bladder result is normal . Now my question is from this USG report it can be told that my urinary bladder capacity is normal or reduced ???
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First of all your bladder capacity is not reduced. A bladder can accommodate upto 500 ml of urine. The person gets an urge to pass urine when the bladder has about 350-400 ml of urine. In your case you get the urge to pass urine much earlier , when the bladder has about 150-200 ml of urine. This is known as urge incontinence.
Please consult a Urologist in your area.
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Yes it can be said by the report !
As your condition may be associated with uti you should consult a doctor.
For further queries contact me.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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