The part of the sentence "increased frequency of urination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an increase in the number of times one needs to go to the restroom. For example, "I went to the doctor because I noticed an increased frequency of urination over the last few weeks."
Increased frequency of urination, also known as polyuria, is a domino effect of increased thirst.
Straining during urination is associated with bladder stones; increased frequency of urination is associated with kidney disease (nephritis), bladder infections, and a disease of the pituitary gland (diabetes insipidus).
At much higher doses, the most frequently observed effects, consistent with the primary pharmacological action of the drug, are elevation of blood pressure, a slight anxiogenic action, and increased frequency of urination.
Of the respondents, 135 (54.9%) knew that increased frequency of urination was a common clinical presentation for GDM/DM.
BPS/IC often has a rapid onset with pain, urgency, and increased frequency of urination and cystoscopic abnormalities including petechial hemorrhages (glomerulations) in approximately 90% of patients or ulcers that extend into the lamina propria (Hunner's ulcers) in approximately 10% [ 2, 3], though current incidence of Hunner's ulcers is believed to be much lower.
The complications are a 10 to 30percentt chance that a man will be unable to urinate for a day or so afterward, requiring a catheter, and about a 50percentt chance that he will experience short-term symptoms, including a burning sensation when he urinates and an increased frequency of urination.
If your pet has increased water intake, increased frequency in urination, pain on urination, or visible blood in the urine, then a urinalysis is indicated.
In addition to standard assessments and treatments for incontinence, clinicians should remember that uncontrolled hyperglycemia can increase the amount and frequency of urination.
Because of greater amounts of glucose in the urine, more water is excreted with it, causing an increase in urinary volume and frequency of urination as well as thirst.
These include thirst, decreased frequency of urination, a dark urine, dry mouth, sunken or darkened eyes, and crying without tears.
