Menopausal women always have the urge to urinate

In our daily life, we usually feel the urge to urinate for about 2 hours, and then we urinate. However, if we always feel the urge to urinate, it is really uncomfortable. We call this condition of always feeling the urge to urinate frequent urination and urgency. The actual causes are as follows, and medication is needed to alleviate the condition.

Women in menopause always have the urge to urinate

This condition is the main manifestation of urinary tract infection and needs to be treated properly under the guidance of a local doctor. Intravenous drip treatment can be considered when necessary. Drinking more water on a daily basis can have a preventive effect!

Why does the lady have the urge to urinate all the time?

1. Drinking too much water After drinking water, you will have a urge to urinate about 15 minutes later. If you drink a lot of water, eat some water-rich juice, fruits and other foods, it will cause a continuous urge to urinate in the bladder, increased urination frequency, increased urination, frequent urination, urgency, and polyuria.

2. Mental factors Mental factors cause women to have the urge to urinate all the time and the urge to urinate is also quite common. This is mainly caused by their own psychological disorders, such as nervousness, irritability, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, mental illness, etc. Every time they feel like urinating, they can only urinate a little and go to the toilet frequently, but only a little each time, which greatly affects their study, work, and rest. It usually occurs in exams, speeches, and participating in important occasions, causing neurotic urinary frequency and urgency.

3. Frequent urination is common in elderly women and bladder fragility. Elderly women urinate frequently, which is often accompanied by a urge to urinate. Physiologically, this is caused by bladder fragility. With age, the bladder organ cannot contract as strongly as when they were young. In addition, the decrease in estrogen levels will cause the urethral opening tissue to become thinner and weaker, and the supporting function of the bladder is reduced, making it easy to always feel the urge to urinate and be unable to hold it in.

4. During pregnancy, women experience frequent urination due to compression of the uterus. During pregnancy, the gradual expansion of the uterus and the sinking of the fetus compress the bladder, causing the original bladder capacity to decrease. In addition, in addition to the mother's own substances that need to be excreted, the fetus's substances also need to be excreted. At this time, even if you drink a small amount of water, you may feel the urge to urinate.

5. Symptom factors When the bladder is inflamed or the patient has other mental illnesses, the urinary sensory nerve center may be in an excited state, causing constant urinary urge. Common symptoms include acute cystitis, tuberculous cystitis, urethritis, pyelonephritis, vulvitis, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, cerebral palsy and other diseases.

How to relieve the urge to urinate?

1. Urinate immediately. The feeling of urinating reminds us to urinate. If we have the urge to urinate frequently, we should increase the frequency of urination and avoid holding urine, otherwise it will affect the function of the bladder and be detrimental to the control of urine.

2. Drink less water. Urine is the water drunk before excretion. If you have frequent urination and urgency, try to reduce the amount of water you drink every day to relieve the symptoms. In addition to daily drinking water, you should also avoid eating dishes with a lot of soups, juicy vegetables and fruits, and various drinks.

3. Maintain a good attitude. For frequent urination caused by tension and anxiety, it is best to carry out psychological therapy and nerve-regulating medication. Maintaining a positive attitude is the most important thing at ordinary times, and you should maintain adequate rest and sleep time, so as to effectively control the occurrence of frequent urination and urgency.

4. Seek medical treatment and medication as soon as possible. If the increased urinary urge is caused by a disease, it is best to see a doctor for examination and treatment as soon as possible. If necessary, use medication to control the condition, especially if in addition to frequent urination, there are also urinary pain, less urination or other symptoms, you should seek medical treatment in time.

5. Do pelvic floor exercises regularly. These exercises can train the supporting strength of the pelvic floor muscles and help control urination. You can also do pelvic relaxation exercises, which can help prevent work-related stress incontinence. That is, kneel down and lie on the bed or cushion, keep your back straight, contract your waist muscles, and bring your pelvis towards your abdomen; arch your back, hold for a few seconds, and then release the pressure. Remember to exercise within your ability.