Pregnant woman urinates urgently but poops only a little

Every time you urinate, you feel very urgent, but the amount of urine is very small. The possible reasons are as follows: 1. Acute cystitis or urethritis. During inflammation, the bladder mucosa or urethral mucosa is significantly hematoma and edema. At this time, a little urine enters the bladder or urethral opening, which can cause a strong urge to urinate. The patient can't help but urinate, but each time he urinates, because the bladder stores too little urine, only a little urine is discharged and no other urine can be discharged. During the urination process, the patient feels that urination is not smooth due to too little urination, and the feeling of incomplete urine is obvious. He needs to go to the bathroom frequently to urinate. These are typical symptoms of genitourinary system infection. It is recommended to have a routine urine examination. If infection is confirmed, further anti-infection treatment is required.

Urogenital stones, especially stones in the lower urethra or bladder, can irritate the mucosa and cause urethral irritation. Patients experience frequent urination, urgency, and inability to hold urine, but each time they urinate very little or only a few drops of urine are squeezed out. It is recommended to perform urogenital B-ultrasound to determine whether you have urinary stones.

This type of clinical manifestation needs to be considered to be related to urinary tract infection or prostatitis. In addition, it is necessary to understand whether the patient has clinical manifestations such as lower abdominal pain or discomfort, or testicular pain and discomfort. As soon as these clinical symptoms appear, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately for a routine urine test and semen and urine culture test to confirm the diagnosis. If it is diagnosed as a urinary tract infection, it is recommended to take ceftriaxone, cephalosporin, levofloxacin, and ciprofloxacin for conditioning and treatment.

The inability to hold urine, but only a little, may be an early manifestation of acute urinary tract infection. At present, the diagnosis can be confirmed by urine routine examination and urine culture. If it is indeed a urinary tract infection, you need to take anti-infection drugs orally, such as Relinqing Capsules and Levofloxacin Tablets for one to two weeks, and the symptoms can be alleviated. If the urinary tract infection is ruled out, then this condition is likely to be an overactive bladder, which requires urodynamic testing to confirm the diagnosis, and then taking some drugs to stabilize bladder function, such as tolterodine tablets and pheniramine hydrochloride tablets, for medication treatment.