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In Ayurveda, frequent urination is primarily categorized as 'Bahumutrata' (excessive/frequent discharge) and is often the cardinal sign of 'Prameha' (obstinate urinary disorders, including Diabetes). It involves the 'Mutravaha Srotas' (urinary channels) and is characterized by 'Prabhoota' (excess quantity) and 'Avila' (turbidity). Clinical pathology involves the vitiation of Kapha which increases the body's liquid elements (Kleda), and Vata which leads to instability in the bladder (Basti). Classical texts like Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita emphasize that if left untreated, various types of Prameha eventually culminate into Madhumeha.
