What condition describes urinary frequency experienced after taking blood pressure medicine?

• A. Polyuria
• B. Oliguria
• C. Dysuria
• D. Anuria

Answer: (A)

Frequent urination after starting blood pressure medicine points to polyuria, which means producing an abnormally large amount of urine or urinating more often. Some antihypertensive drugs, especially diuretics, increase urine output and can cause this effect. The other terms describe different issues: oliguria is low urine output, dysuria is painful urination, and anuria is almost no urine production. So polyuria best fits the scenario.