The woman feels the urge to urinate but cannot

Cystitis, pelvic floor prolapse, urethral stenosis, urinary tract infection, etc. will make women feel the urge to urinate but unable to urinate. This is very cruel and painful for women, so when this happens, it is necessary to check out the specific disease and then carry out symptomatic treatment. Gynecological inflammation is very common in women. If you don't pay enough attention, it will cause various types of inflammation. Repeated attacks of inflammation and incomplete treatment will lead to urinary tract infection or cystitis. Women must pay attention to gynecological cleanliness in their lives.

What happens when a woman feels like urinating but cannot urinate?

(1) Distal urethral stenosis

These problems are more common in middle-aged and elderly women, mainly because of estrogen deficiency which causes atrophy and adhesion of the urethral mucosa, leading to distal urethral stenosis. At present, the cause of the disease is not clear, but it is considered to be a symptom caused by urethritis and urethral trauma. Although few people are familiar with the disease of distal urethral stenosis in life, it does not mean that it will not occur. In short, no matter what the cause of female urination difficulties is, it must be taken seriously and actively treated symptomatically.

(2) Bladder neck spasm

If a woman has the urge to urinate but cannot, it is likely related to female bladder neck spasm. The main clinical manifestations are difficulty urinating, a thinner urine stream and a clear feeling of incomplete urination. In addition, some patients may also experience pain in the bladder area after holding urine. In severe cases, there may even be damage to the upper urinary tract, which requires timely attention and active treatment. I believe that many female friends feel very unfamiliar when they see the disease of bladder neck spasm, and some people have never heard of bladder neck spasm at all. However, in any case, they still need to devote full attention to targeted treatment.

(3) Cystitis

Cystitis is a common urinary system disease in clinical practice, mainly caused by urinary tract infection. Because the female urethra is shorter than the male urethra and is closer to the anus, cystitis is more common in women. Why do women feel like urinating but can't? After the onset of cystitis, frequent urination, urgency, pain, obvious discomfort during urination, lower abdominal pain, etc. will occur, which is extremely harmful to the health of the female urinary system.

(4) Pelvic floor prolapse

Pelvic floor prolapse is the most serious symptom of pelvic floor muscle relaxation in women. When the female urethral activity increases, stress urinary incontinence may occur. As the degree of prolapse continues to deepen, the problem of bladder prolapse worsens, and then obvious urination difficulties will occur. The harm to health can be imagined.

What causes cystitis in girls?

1. Cystitis is very common in our daily life. About 20% of women suffer from cystitis, and the female urethra is wide and short, close to the vagina. Cystitis is more common in women than in men because women's bladders are more susceptible to bacterial invasion.

2. The main cause of female cystitis is the short urinary tract and relatively tortuous structure. Usually women do not pay attention to personal hygiene and vaginal cleanliness, which makes them prone to bacterial infections and cystitis. In addition, women's risk of cystitis is also related to low body resistance.

3. Generally speaking, female cystitis is mainly caused by lack of hygiene, especially sexual hygiene, dry vulva, excessive fatigue, etc., which can easily cause urination pain and hematuria. It must be treated in time until it is completely cured. Keep the vagina clean and dry, drink plenty of water, etc.

What diseases can urethral stricture cause?

Urethral stenosis is often complicated by recurrent bladder, periurethral infection, upper urinary tract infection and reproductive system infection. When complicated by acute testicular and epididymitis, the scrotum is red, swollen and painful. When complicated by acute prostatitis, there is perineal pain, accompanied by systemic symptoms such as chills, high fever, and increased white blood cell count. Perurethral cellulitis is manifested by redness, swelling and tenderness of the perineum. After the formation of an abscess, it may rupture on its own to form a urinary fistula. If the urinary fistula is located at the distal end of the external sphincter, urine will overflow from the fistula only during urination, while if it is located at the proximal end, urine will overflow continuously. Long-term dysuria may be complicated by inguinal hernia, anorectal prolapse, etc., and may also cause upper urinary tract hydrops, and eventually chronic renal failure.

What causes bladder neck contracture?

It is generally believed to be related to chronic inflammation. The pathological manifestations are that the smooth muscle of the submucosal layer of the neck is replaced by fibrous connective tissue, the bladder neck becomes pale, stiff and fixed, and the neck opening becomes narrow. Symptoms of bladder neck obstruction appear, that is, prolonged difficulty in urinating. It is also called "female prostate disease" in women and is more common in middle-aged and elderly women. Bladder neck contracture in men may occur simultaneously with prostatic hyperplasia. Therefore, the bladder neck should also be formed after prostatectomy, otherwise the obstruction symptoms cannot be relieved.