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Four, Sometimes Five Times, Every Single Night
I am sixty-two, and for thirty years I taught boys at a madrasa here in Bagerhat. Retirement should have brought me rest. Instead, my nights broke into pieces. I rise four times most nights, sometimes five, just to pass urine. Even then the stream behaves badly. It starts, stops, waits, then starts again. By morning my lower belly feels heavy and full, as if the night's work never finished.
My son watched this for some weeks and took me to our own doctor. The doctor heard the whole story and went through the reports I already had. Then he said this needed a different kind of doctor. He sent me to a urologist, the doctor who looks after the passages that carry urine out of the body. In a man, he said, those passages run close to low parts that are tied up with passing urine.
After the evening meal my son brought his phone and sat down next to me. We looked through the doctors of our own town on DoctorBD24, opening the Bagerhat doctors directory together. He read out the names and chamber times, and I listened. We picked one that suited an old man's hours. A few days later I was sitting in that chamber, telling the specialist about my broken nights.
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Four, Sometimes Five Times, Every Single Night
While We Waited for My Name to Be Called
We reached the chamber early, and the bench outside was already half full. My son opened his phone to pass the minutes. I leaned over and looked through the general surgeon listings for Bagerhat with him, out of plain curiosity. Then my name was called, and the phone went back into his pocket.
He Asked About My Nights, Hour by Hour
The specialist did not begin with any report. How many times a night? Does it stop halfway and make me wait? Do I strain, or wait, or both? I answered as honestly as I could. My son added what I had forgotten, like the heaviness I complain of at dawn.
Old Reports Open on His Desk
Only after the talking did he turn to the folder my son carried. He read the earlier reports page by page. He pressed my lower belly gently with the flat of his hand and asked if it felt heavy. Then he explained, in plain words, what the reports and his examination pointed to together.
What He Set Down for Me
He wrote a plan I could follow at home. One medicine is his own, and I take it exactly the way he wrote it. The medicines from my own doctor were not touched; he did not strike out a single line written by another hand. His medicine stands on its own line, on his own page. Fresh reports will be done after some weeks, and I will go back to him with them. He also said that if an operation is ever needed, he will tell me himself. And if the trouble belongs to another kind of specialist, he will say that too.
Questions I Asked Before We Left
Why do I rise so many times in one night?
He said the night pattern was part of what he had to judge. The reports and how the stream behaves would tell him more than guessing.
Does straining and waiting do me any harm?
He told me not to push hard and not to hold on for hours either. Beyond that, he wanted the fresh reports before saying more.
What happens to the medicines my own doctor already prescribed?
I keep taking them just as my doctor wrote them. The specialist added his own medicine on a separate line instead of touching that page.
What will he look at when I see him again?
The fresh reports, done after some weeks, set beside the old ones. That comparison is what the next visit is mainly for.
Might an operation come into this one day?
He said some troubles like this do come to an operation, and some do not. He would judge from the reports and speak plainly either way.
What should make my son take me to a hospital the same day?
If no urine comes at all and my lower belly swells and aches, we go at once. A fever with shaking, with pain in the back or the side, is another warning. Urine coming thick with blood while passing turns hard means the same. So does strong pain low in the belly or in the groin that refuses to ease.
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