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Why do you urinate frequently after your MRI?
I have never heard of frequent urination as being a side effect of an MRI. It is likely just coincidental.
Sexuall side effects of lisinopril hydrochlorothiazide?
Cough and frequent urination
What are the side effects of taking Lisinopril HCTZ?
Cough and frequent urination
Does oxycodone cause frequent urination?
No, actually oxycodone side effects which affect urination usually means that you urinate less.
Could frequent urination be a side effects of metronidazole for dogs?
It's not common, but it is definitely possible.
Is urination a side effect of rabies vaccine?
Urination is just one of those things that people do whether they have been vaccinated or not.
What is the frequent side effect of tranquilzer?
drowsiness slurred speech
Have gas nausea frequent urination and heartburn but I am on Mirena Possible I am pregnant?
Probably not. These symptoms are all side effects of the mirena iud.
Does the medication sumatriptan make you urinate more than usual?
Yes. I've taken Sumatriptan for migraines for almost 2 years now. Frequent urination after taking it is listed as a common side effect. It subsides within a few hours.
Does having prostate cancer make you urinate more offten?
One side effect of prostate cancer in many men is frequent urination. That is the frequent urge to urinate, even though only a very small amount of urine is passed.
Is frequent urination a side effect of the distemper bordetella and deworming vaccinations in puppies?
No it's not. Side effects are typically a little more tired than usual, less Hungary and possible vomit or diarrhea. Any or all of those symptoms should only last 24 hrs, if not its best to see the vet.
What side effects are caused by high blood sugar levels?
These are some side effects of high blood sugar, Frequent urination, Increased Thirst and Hunger and Blurry Vision or Lethargy, If you experience any of these, you should make an appointment with your doctor!
