Doctor I want to ask one question. I have been suffering from frequent urination for the past six months. All the lab reports and ultrasound are normal but I have not done the thyroid test. Can thyroid also cause frequent urination or not doctor?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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8+ Yrs

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Yes, untreated hypothyroidism can sometimes cause urinary frequency. Thyroid testing is essential to rule out.

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