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Got a blood test recently and EGFR is > 60 and Creatinine is 62.

On the report it says normal but I have seen people with CKD with higher so I am not sure really.

It does wake me up early but I don’t wake up in the middle of the night.

It’s 14.45pm and over 3 voids I have peed 1.9litres. First pee at 8am was 800mls 2nd pee at 11am was 300mls and my last pee at just after 2pm was 800 mls.

I have drink 660mls today.

I don’t understand why I always pee large amounts.

I can’t help but be a bit sceptical but I guess have nothing to lose.

I always thought heart attack was more common with high blood pressure but was reading its stroke.

Anyone else find this and how do you deal with it.

I literally can’t drink water without having to run to pee.

I have only heard of this recently so I don’t know if it’s available on the NHS.

Are you drinking a good amount in that time or not drinking much.

I haven’t been out in months.

Anyone get these that make you feel that you need to go pee

I am not sure but does urge mean that you feel the need but you don’t pass that much volume and your bladder isn’t that full. I only feel it when there is actually urine in there.

I can feel nothing and then suddenly I feel all the urine in my urethra so that’s my signal I need to go. It’s also not just feeling/urge because when I then go I usually always pass between 250-350mls and my last pee there was 400mls. I just don’t feel a fullness/pressure in my bladder that I can just ignore as the urine isn’t going to go away until I pee.

I have been measuring because trying to keep a bladder diary.

I have not been diagnosed yet still waiting to see a Urologist but I get a lot of urgency and it’s at the stage now where I am terrified to drink anything especially water for fear of having to pee. When I do pee it’s almost always between 250ml to about 350ml every time.

Is this common with IC.

Do you drink plain water or soft drinks.

I am at the stage I am terrified to drink anything in case it causes more peeing.

I know we have to look at hydration but I believe diet can also cause stones.

I can usually sleep 6 or 7 hours and not wake but when I do wake up I have the urgency and have to go pee.

I have frequency so just pee all the time and get so worked up about the time in between which makes me worse I think.

I know they can happen at any age but I read you are more at risk of your first stone in your thirties.

Just curious really.

Drives me insane as even when my blood sugars are good I still have dry mouth which makes me drink more which makes me pee more.