What causes women to urinate more at night?

Many female friends often have the experience of excessive urination. Going to the bathroom many times a day seriously affects their normal life. Many female friends do not understand this problem. In fact, frequent urination is also an abnormal condition. So what is the reason for women to urinate frequently? Let’s take a look at the reasons.

When female friends have frequent urination, it may be due to the structure of their body organs. The vagina and urethra are both near the anus, which is completely different from the body structure of male friends. The urethra of female friends is very susceptible to various infections. Whether it is near the vagina or near the anus, there are a lot of bacteria everywhere, especially the secretions in the vagina, which are very easy to breed bacteria, causing urethral infection. Therefore, we must pay attention to clean sanitation and medical care in daily life.

Why do women urinate frequently and urgently?

1. Inflammation and irritation

Frequent urination and urgency may occur in conditions such as inflammatory irritant acute cystitis, tuberculous cystitis, urethritis, pyelonephritis, and vulvitis. Under the stimulation of inflammation, frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination may occur at the same time. These are called urethral irritation.

2. Improved urination

Under physiological conditions, if a lot of drinking water is consumed, urination will naturally increase immediately due to the increase in water flow, and the frequency of urination will also increase, resulting in frequent urination and urgency. Under pathological conditions, such as some patients with diabetes and diabetes insipidus drinking too much water, urinating more, and the frequency of urination will also increase.

3. Reduced bladder capacity

Frequent urination is common in women due to space-occupying bladder, fused muscle atrophy bladder, or uterus compression due to pregnancy, uterine fibroids, and uterine prolapse.

4. Lower urinary tract obstruction

It is common in prostatic hyperplasia, urethral stenosis, foreign body obstruction, etc. Generally, there is difficulty in urination, with symptoms such as slow urination at the beginning, indecent urination, reduced effective range, weaker ejection force, and interrupted or no dripping urine flow.