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lack of urination

i have been dealing with a lack of urination for quite some time now. i urinate twice a day, and the first isn't usually until well after lunch time. i do drink some liquids throughout the day, but not alot. i also find myself not being really thirsty, so consumption  of liquids is minimal

at times, when i finally do urinate, i get an almost irritated sensation afterwords in what feels like the end of the urethra before coming out of the penis

i am most curious if this is a prostate or kidney issue given my medical history trying to figure out a possible GI issue that, after 6 years, is still without an answer. could one be causing the other?

any insight on this would be helpful...For clarity, it is not an STD
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80791 tn?1343593481
I would recommend upping the fluid intake daily, and not by coffee or soda.  You need to drink 1 to 2 litres of water or fluids daily to stay hydrated.  If you are sweating a lot, you need to drink even more, something like Gatorade to replace the electrolytes.  You urinary burnig should also end as you flush your  bladder more often.

Good luck.
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i and my wife have been tested for STD's
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3149845 tn?1506627771
Hi and welcome, Why do you say this is not an std, the part about the urethra irritation at the tip?
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