Feel the need to pee a lot

I think with the PSA, you need to have been doing it for at least three years as the GP needs to establish a baseline.

Think a pharmacy can do a blood glucose test for you ... or anyone you know with type 1 or type 2 diabetes can test you.

Drink plenty of water, could be a UTI, urinary tract infection, but the urine test should've shown indicators towards that. If symptoms persist go back to your doctor and ask for blood tests.

Blood glucose may be useful but a urine dipstick shows up glucose and ketones in your urine which may have reassured your GP, particularly if you don't have excess thirst and or weight change often associated with diabetes.

PSA (blood test relating to the prostate) might also be useful, it'll tell gp if it's outside usual range, physical exam of Prostate will also tell them, fifteen/twenty seconds of mild discomfort.

What about drinking? Anything different to the norm the last few weeks?

Enlarged prostate doesn't necessarily mean you have difficulty, and certainly not pain, passing urine, but it could affect whether you're completely emptying your bladder fully each time or not.

Probably nothing to do with the prostate but if you ask for thoughts, that's one of them.

Along with renal calculi, STDs, cystitis and probably 101 other things, unfortunately your best bet is to see your GP again.

I have just done a test for diabetes and its called a Glucose Tolerance Test , the pharmacy test will only tell you what you blood glucose is at that particular time ,still waiting for my results (takes a week) , hope you get it sorted .

About 2 hours , take bloods after overnight fasting , drink the glucose , go away and come back in two hours and have more bloods taken

you say "for weeks now". Do you mean literally 3-4 weeks or has it been ongoing for a period of time (and getting worse)?

If its going on a few weeks, was it ok before hand?

I’ve been meaning of asking for a PSA test from my DR. 50 M and have a need to piss for years. I always put it down to MS but it’s been playing on my mind lately.

I've had symptoms like this for years and years.

Nearly 10 years ago (aged 28 at the time), I remember it happening overnight, I woke up one morning with a stinging / itching down around the tip of the penis. I'd been drinking the night before but hadn't had sex or done anything out of the ordinary. I've often wondered if it was some filthy nightclub toilet or something. Over the following weeks that went away but I needed to pee more and more often. I've always felt that was the root cause due to the timing but after many investigations consultants are convinced that it's just bladder and not related to anything else.

Went through all the things with GP / consultant. Negative for diabetes, negative for STDs or other infections, prostate fine, tried Betmiga, Oxybutynin and Solifenacin none of which helped, had a number of cystoscopies and other tests and they never found anything.

Eventually the only thing that helped, many years later, was a procedure to inject botox into my bladder to make it less sensitive. Even with that it's far from what I used to consider normal but it's been a bit easier to live with.

It doesn't sound like a big deal but it's hard to overestimate the impact it's had on my life. If I have a glass of water I'll end up peeing about 3 or 4 times over the next hour. Hard to walk any real distance without knowing there are rest stops along the way, planning any and all social activities around availability of toilets (and avoiding drinking and trying to void as much as possible before leaving the house), struggling through the work day when I feel like I need to pee every half hour.

Never had a satisfactory or real explanation but the botox has at least helped a little bit.

Gluten intolerance can cause frequency in bladder control. Also artificial sweeteners. Might be worth trying to eliminate these for a while. Won't have an adverse affect anyway and may solve your problem.