I have to pee every few minutes. What's going on?

If a woman wants to urinate every ten minutes or more, it is a symptom of frequent urination. The common causes of frequent urination and urgency in women are: 1. Urinary tract infection, frequent urination and urgency, accompanied by inability to hold back urine, painful urination, and even hematuria or fever. 2. Psychogenic frequent urination or urethral syndrome, eliminating various well-documented causes of the disease, only manifests as frequent urination and urgency, without other symptoms, confusing the patient. 3. Acute urethritis and chronic vaginitis. 4. Glandular cystitis is long-term and difficult to cure and requires surgical treatment. 5. Urinary system tuberculosis, bladder tuberculosis, frequent urination and urgency, repeated attacks, acid-fast staining in urine can be used to find tuberculosis bacteria.

If a woman wants to urinate every ten minutes or more, it is recommended that she go to the hospital for further medical treatment to determine the actual condition. First, acute urethritis or cystitis can cause obvious urethral irritation symptoms. The patient will have obvious symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination. If the mucosa further develops hematoma, edema or bleeding, there may also be macroscopic hematuria.

It is recommended to go to the hospital to collect urine for routine urine testing. If infection is diagnosed, anti-infection treatment is required. Second, excessive bladder activity can cause frequent urination, and in severe cases, urination may occur every few minutes. At this time, the main manifestation is that the bladder stores urine and there is an obstruction, but there will be no urinary symptoms, that is, when the bladder stores urine, it can cause obvious urination urge and the need to urinate immediately. However, it will not cause pain, burning sensation, or stinging during urination. If the urine is basically normal, urodynamic tests should be performed to diagnose whether there is excessive bladder contraction.

If a woman wants to urinate every ten minutes or so, it is recommended that she go to the hospital for a physical examination and receive symptomatic treatment after the cause is determined. First, if similar symptoms are caused by subacute infection of the urinary tract, it is recommended that anti-infection drugs be used for treatment. You can choose intravenous drip of levofloxacin hydrochloride injection or oral administration of levofloxacin hydrochloride capsules for treatment. The treatment course is one week. At the same time, take one flavopiridol hydrochloride tablet orally, three times a day to relieve urethral irritation symptoms and observe whether the symptoms have improved.