I'm no doctor but I would say it depends on if this change corresponded with a habit change.
Increased urination can be caused simply by drinking more water in the day, spending the majority of your time in cooler places (like in air-conditioning), or spending less time in hotter or drier areas when you normally sweat. Diet can also be a factor because your body tends to store more water when you eat carbs regularly than when you refrain from eating much carbs for a few days.
If this keeps going on, it's probably safest to consult a doctor since increased urination can also mean that your bladder muscle has weakened for some reason, or it could be a sign of disease, like Diabetes (not that I'm saying you have that because for someone your age it is very unlikely, but I'm just giving an example).
Urinating six times a day can just mean that you have consumed plenty of liquids. It is nothing to worry about. If your urine is clear (like water) or yellow-clear, it means that you are very hydrated, which is good. If your urine is pink or brown, then you should consider seeing a doctor.
Looks like you need to see a doctor. Urinating that much at night isn't normal.
Answer He does need to see a doctor. One sign of diabetes is frequent urination. Some urinary tract infections also cause frequency, and should certainly be checked after this long.
it usually depends on what kind of doctor, and what times you are on call and stuff
Your doctor should have informed you on the recommended dose,usually it's 3 to 4 times a day Always on an empty stomach,1hour before food or two hours after.
No normally your period should only come once a month but if your period has just started then they usually take a while to settle into a pattern. If it continues you should visit a doctor.
They usually last 1-2 weeks but if it lasts much longer than that or is appearing many times in a year you should consult a doctor.
If you are not pregnant, you should see your doctor.
Some symptoms of an overactive bladder can include: a sudden urge to urinate which is difficult to control and urinating frequently (usually more than 8 times in a single day).
You should just listen to the doctor. Most of the times he/she knows what to do to help you.
Bee stings can cause a fever in rare cases. It usually only happens if you have been stung multiple times. It is due to the accumulation of venom. A doctor should be seen.
Frequent urination has many different causes. If you are a male, one common cause is prostate enlargement. It can cause difficulty urinating, as well as a feeling of not emptying your bladder completely, and urinating often. Drinking alcohol or caffeine at night will also cause frequent urination. Please see your doctor for diagnosis and treatment if necessary.