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Nocturia and Ibuprofen

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User
Posted 06 Dec 2020 at 17:30

I have had nocturia for some years, 2 or 3 times a night and sometimes 4.  


Having a headache following a major red wine event, I took two Ibuprofen before I went to sleep. When I woke up at about 6.00 am I realised I had gone from 11.30pm until waking without a pee!


That is remarkable for me, so I have repeated the Ibuprofen several times with the same results.


A bit of research indicates that this is a known effect but more research is needed.


Might help someone?


John

Gleason 6 = 3+3 PSA 8.8 P. volume 48 cc Left Cores 3/3, Volume = 20% PSA 10.8 Feb '19 PSA 1.2


Jan '20 PSA 0.3 July '20 0.1 Jan. 21 < 0.1 Dec 21 <0.01 June '22 <0.01 April '23  <0.01

User
Posted 06 Dec 2020 at 17:30

I have had nocturia for some years, 2 or 3 times a night and sometimes 4.  


Having a headache following a major red wine event, I took two Ibuprofen before I went to sleep. When I woke up at about 6.00 am I realised I had gone from 11.30pm until waking without a pee!


That is remarkable for me, so I have repeated the Ibuprofen several times with the same results.


A bit of research indicates that this is a known effect but more research is needed.


Might help someone?


John

Gleason 6 = 3+3 PSA 8.8 P. volume 48 cc Left Cores 3/3, Volume = 20% PSA 10.8 Feb '19 PSA 1.2


Jan '20 PSA 0.3 July '20 0.1 Jan. 21 < 0.1 Dec 21 <0.01 June '22 <0.01 April '23  <0.01

User
Posted 08 Dec 2020 at 13:01
I was on Febuxostat until about 6 months ago and after consulting with my GP that was changed to Allopurinol, I read that Febuxostat can have some side effects relating to the heart. Anyhow, again after consulting my GP I have stopped taking any drug for gout apart from having a stock of Colchicine and Prednisolone Corticosteriod. I now manage my gout by avoiding things that trigger it.

I still have a prostate I suppose, it more of a shrivelled prune than a walnut though :-)

John

Gleason 6 = 3+3 PSA 8.8 P. volume 48 cc Left Cores 3/3, Volume = 20% PSA 10.8 Feb '19 PSA 1.2


Jan '20 PSA 0.3 July '20 0.1 Jan. 21 < 0.1 Dec 21 <0.01 June '22 <0.01 April '23  <0.01

User
Posted 08 Dec 2020 at 19:20
The Colchicine works as a quick action relief medication, made from crocus or something it is a poison but stops the gout pain pretty quickly, it is only taken for a short period of maybe a day or so. The corticosteroid ( Prednisolone) is taken as a course of however many, I try to take as few as possible, one or two a day for a couple of days but your GP will advise. They somehow suppress the gout and give longer term relief.

OK on your big toe, I get it mostly in my foot bones but sometimes in my big toe.

John

Gleason 6 = 3+3 PSA 8.8 P. volume 48 cc Left Cores 3/3, Volume = 20% PSA 10.8 Feb '19 PSA 1.2


Jan '20 PSA 0.3 July '20 0.1 Jan. 21 < 0.1 Dec 21 <0.01 June '22 <0.01 April '23  <0.01

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User
Posted 07 Dec 2020 at 17:18

Thanks John,


I shall have to try that. 

Dave

User
Posted 07 Dec 2020 at 23:37

Sparrow,


Do you take allopurinol for your gout ? There are some interesting links to PSA , more I think for guys with a Prostate.


Thanks Chris

User
Posted 08 Dec 2020 at 13:01
I was on Febuxostat until about 6 months ago and after consulting with my GP that was changed to Allopurinol, I read that Febuxostat can have some side effects relating to the heart. Anyhow, again after consulting my GP I have stopped taking any drug for gout apart from having a stock of Colchicine and Prednisolone Corticosteriod. I now manage my gout by avoiding things that trigger it.

I still have a prostate I suppose, it more of a shrivelled prune than a walnut though :-)

John

Gleason 6 = 3+3 PSA 8.8 P. volume 48 cc Left Cores 3/3, Volume = 20% PSA 10.8 Feb '19 PSA 1.2


Jan '20 PSA 0.3 July '20 0.1 Jan. 21 < 0.1 Dec 21 <0.01 June '22 <0.01 April '23  <0.01

User
Posted 08 Dec 2020 at 13:25

John 


Thanks for the info, allopurinol keeps my gout at bay very well, I only get it in my big toe. How effective are the alternative Meds, how quickly do they work ?  I will discuss with my GP before next repeat prescription. 


Thanks Chris


 


 

User
Posted 08 Dec 2020 at 19:20
The Colchicine works as a quick action relief medication, made from crocus or something it is a poison but stops the gout pain pretty quickly, it is only taken for a short period of maybe a day or so. The corticosteroid ( Prednisolone) is taken as a course of however many, I try to take as few as possible, one or two a day for a couple of days but your GP will advise. They somehow suppress the gout and give longer term relief.

OK on your big toe, I get it mostly in my foot bones but sometimes in my big toe.

John

Gleason 6 = 3+3 PSA 8.8 P. volume 48 cc Left Cores 3/3, Volume = 20% PSA 10.8 Feb '19 PSA 1.2


Jan '20 PSA 0.3 July '20 0.1 Jan. 21 < 0.1 Dec 21 <0.01 June '22 <0.01 April '23  <0.01

 
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