What is the reason why women urinate frequently?

If female friends have frequent urination, they should pay more attention to their physical condition, because frequent urination may be caused by physical discomfort, such as urinary tract infection, poor spirit, etc., which can lead to frequent urination. If frequent urination has persisted for a period of time, it is recommended to seek medical examination and treatment in time to avoid the disease affecting your body.

1. Sexual intercourse can cause frequent urination in women

When women are having sex, their vagina and pelvis are stimulated, which can easily lead to congestion of the pelvis and reproductive organs. Because the bladder and urethra are relatively close to the vagina, when the reproductive organs are congested, it causes compression of the bladder, resulting in the feeling of always wanting to urinate.

Normally, the female pelvic cavity becomes completely filled with blood during the excitement phase, and it only takes 15-30 minutes for the blood to subside after reaching orgasm. If a woman does not have a full orgasm, pelvic congestion will exist for a long time, taking about 4-6 hours to subside, and sometimes even taking a day. During this time, women will experience frequent urination.

The vaginal mucosa of women is very fragile, and during marriage, because men constantly pump, it is easy to damage the mucosa. If a couple has sex too much and for too long, it will cause discomfort in the woman's vagina. At this point, the female brain sends a command to "urinate" in an attempt to relieve vaginal discomfort.

For the frequent urination caused by this situation, as long as the frequency of sexual intercourse is properly controlled and the quality of sexual life is improved, it is only necessary to get up and urinate once after sexual intercourse. No treatment is needed, and the frequent urination will disappear naturally after the pelvic congestion subsides.

2. Urinary tract infection can cause frequent urination in women

The female urinary system is very susceptible to infection. Once infected, pathogenic microorganisms will reproduce faster if the quantity is large or the patient's disease resistance is poor, which will cause certain effects on the bladder. The stimulation of inflammation often causes the urge to urinate even when the urination is very small. This frequent urge to urinate is not a bad thing, as frequent urination can "drive out" bacteria from the bladder.

Frequent urination caused by inflammation is accompanied by the special sensations of urgency (the feeling of having to urinate immediately) and dysuria (pain in the urethra when urinating). When it comes to infection caused by pathogenic microorganisms, it is important to treat it early and effectively. Antibiotics should be used symptomatically and in sufficient quantities to “eradicate the evil completely”. It is important to avoid “taking it lightly”, using it intermittently or abusing it to prevent the formation of chronic diseases.

3. Mental factors can cause frequent urination in women

Nerve or urination-related neuropathy can cause nervous system reflex disorders and often cause annoying urination. People always have a feeling that when they are about to take a train, board a plane, or depart, they need to urinate. This can quickly solve the urge to urinate for many people. This is a spiritual result.

If you often suffer from insomnia, indigestion, or severe neurasthenia, you will often urinate frequently before going to bed. This situation is more common in middle-aged women. Frequent urination caused by mental factors usually manifests itself as more or less urine at times, with obvious "signs" of mental effects.

Frequent urination caused by mental stress will not lead to serious consequences for physical health and can be treated with psychological therapy and nerve-regulating medication. Some long-term and severe frequent urination should be carefully examined and should not be easily diagnosed as caused by psychoneurological factors.

The above are common causes of frequent urination in women. If there are tumors, stones, foreign bodies, ectopic endometrium in the bladder, or the organs near the bladder are enlarged, such as ovarian tumors or cysts, pregnancy or uterine fibroids, excessive obesity, etc., the bladder will be subjected to external pressure, which will affect the effective volume of the bladder and may cause frequent urination. Even a small amount of urine will produce a strong urge to urinate.

Therefore, anyone who has frequent urination, especially elderly women, must pay enough attention and should consult a doctor or undergo necessary examinations to prevent major diseases from "slipping through the net" and causing great harm to their health.