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Just how much can emotion interfere with bladder function? I have a weak bladder which causes fequent urination. However, when I get upset at night about one of my teenagers, I can urinate every fifteen minutes. Are there meds for this and if so, should they be given by medical or psychological doctors/

 

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August 26 4:36 PM (11 minutes and 20 seconds later)
         
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Hi

Anxiety and stress can make you pee more often - no doubt about it.

Reducing stress and anxiety will help this.

There is no speific drug to help your waterworks though.

I'll post a link with some "self - help " advice.

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http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/27000363/

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