Why do I urinate frequently after giving birth?

Many new mothers will experience unprecedented feelings or changes after giving birth. This includes many changes in living habits and living environment. Some mothers may even have other feelings. For example, some expectant mothers may experience frequent urination. For a mother who has just given birth, many things can be said to be caught off guard. So what exactly is the cause of frequent urination after giving birth?

Don't drink too much water before going to bed. It's best to go to the hospital to check if you have a urinary tract infection. You can drink more water during the day and make sure to walk around frequently. Most women will have urinary tract infection after giving birth. Except for those who are in good health, there are no symptoms, but those who are in poor health will experience the same situation as you.

There is also a saying that the sphincter problem will get better over time, so just remember to relax and it will be impossible to be the same as before after giving birth.

This condition is very common among women. Many people's clinical manifestations are symptoms of urinary tract infection, which often recur. A considerable number of people even have normal urine routine tests. This is a functional disease of the bladder and urethra, which requires oral medication for a period of time to achieve good results. You can choose not to receive treatment because your uterus has not yet fully contracted back to its original shape, causing pressure on the bladder. You can usually use a belly band to help the uterus contract slightly. Halfway through, when your hormones go down, the uterus will slowly shrink and this symptom will generally disappear. I suggest you continue to wait. This is generally considered normal.

You can put a hot pack on your lower abdomen, which is also beneficial.

It may be that the pelvic floor muscles have not recovered well after childbirth.

Guidance:

During pregnancy, the enlarged uterus compresses the bladder, causing frequent urination, which will continue until delivery. If you do not recover well after delivery, it may not improve. You can do some postpartum aerobics to help recovery. In addition, you need to exercise the bladder sphincter. You can strengthen the sphincter function by consciously holding urine when urinating. This is a very long process. You need to improve it slowly, don't be impatient.

To heal you must:

(1) First, give sensitive antibiotics according to common pathogens.

(2) Perform urine culture before treatment, and then adjust medication in a timely manner based on drug sensitivity results.

(3) Choose antibiotics with high concentrations in urine or target organs whenever possible.

(4) The course of treatment must be sufficient. Antibacterial drugs should be used until symptoms disappear and urine culture turns negative 2 weeks later.

(5) Avoid the abuse of antibiotics, especially avoid the use of nephrotoxic drugs.

(6) The inducing factors must be eliminated at the same time. If there are urinary tract malformations or abnormal functions, they should be corrected or treated accordingly.

(7) Strengthen the body’s immune function.

(8) Recurrent attacks combined with traditional Chinese medicine consolidation treatment, such as Yinhua Miyanling Tablets, etc.

Therefore, if you feel something is wrong or there are sudden major changes in your body after giving birth, you must consult a doctor. Moreover, you can also have a certain understanding before giving birth to the baby, so that you can be mentally prepared in advance.