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April 23
Is frequent urination normal with Parkinson's?
Yes, urinating more frequently is actually a common symptom of Parkinson's disease itself, not just aging. About 30 to 40 percent of people with Parkinson's experience urinary problems.
The most common bladder symptoms include
* Needing to urinate frequently
* Feeling a Show Full Answer
Is frequent urination normal with Parkinson's?
Yes, urinating more frequently is actually a common symptom of Parkinson's disease itself, not just aging. About 30 to 40 percent of people with Parkinson's experience urinary problems.
The most common bladder symptoms include:
* Needing to urinate frequently
* Feeling a sudden, urgent need to go, even when the bladder isn't full
* Trouble fully emptying the bladder
* Frequent trips to the bathroom at night
This happens because Parkinson's affects the body's ability to control bladder function properly, leading to an overactive bladder that signals the brain to empty prematurely.
While aging can contribute to bladder changes, the increased frequency you're noticing is very likely related to your Parkinson's diagnosis. The good news is that these urinary problems can be treated with medication, and a bladder specialist can provide expert help if needed.
It's worth discussing this with your healthcare provider so they can recommend the best treatment approach for you.
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