Female urine flows out a little bit automatically

Children may suffer from urinary incontinence due to incomplete brain development, but in fact some adults also suffer from urinary incontinence when they sleep, and the urine flows out without being controlled by their own brain. Is it really possible for women's urine to flow out automatically? Let us discover the secrets together:

1. Why does urine flow out automatically?

This may be the main symptom.

1. True urinary incontinence, bladder stones, tuberculosis, tumors and other diseases, which cause the detrusor muscle to contract too much and the urethral sphincter to relax or become numb.

The bladder loses its urine storage function, and urine is discharged immediately, which is also called independent bladder.

2. Pseudo-incontinence: In patients with lower urinary tract obstruction and chronic urinary retention, the bladder is over-inflated, and the bladder gas pressure increases, causing urine to overflow, which is called pseudo-incontinence, also known as bed-wetting. It is common in congenital occult spina bifida; urinary retention caused by various reasons. It is also common in healthy children under 5 years old. Due to the incomplete growth and development of the body, the urinary nerve reflex arc is not established. When children fall asleep at night, urine is automatically discharged, which is called enuresis. With the onset of urination, it can stop autonomously and does not mean psychological distortion.

3. Stress urinary incontinence is caused by relaxation of the urethral sphincter. When the patient coughs, laughs, sneezes, etc., causing a sudden increase in abdominal pressure, a small amount of urine is not discharged independently. It is common in elderly people with degenerative urethral sphincter lesions; multifunctional urethral sphincter relaxation in young women; it is also common in pregnant women with uterus compression of bladder; tumors compressing the bladder.

4. Congenital urinary incontinence is common in congenital urethral malformations, disordered urethral opening, patent urachal tube, epispadias, and bladder-vaginal fistula.

2. How to treat urinary incontinence?

According to Chinese medicine, people often suffer from urinary incontinence due to insufficient kidney qi and sinking of middle qi. Therefore, the treatment is mostly to nourish the kidney essence and enhance the dominance of kidney qi. The common folk practice is to use moxibustion on Shenque, Guanyuan, Zhong, Yongquan and other acupoints. The specific method is: ignite the moxibustion patch and fumigate the above acupoints alternately. When each acupoint feels unbearably hot, change the acupoint and moxibustion it again. Generally, each time takes thirty minutes. Do the moxibustion once a day for a week. If the symptoms subside, you can stop the moxibustion. When the disease recurs, continue moxibustion for another week. Repeated moxibustion of acupoints in this way can quickly control the condition.

Adult urinary incontinence may be something that is very embarrassing to talk about in everyone's eyes. However, we may ignore our own risks due to so-called shame. Urinary incontinence in adults is a clearly abnormal condition. We should see a doctor immediately and solve our problems with the help of a doctor.