Why do I urinate frequently after giving birth?

The main manifestation of non-inflammatory urinary frequency and urgency is increased urination frequency, but without pain. Under the stimulation of inflammation, frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination usually occur at the same time, and sometimes there is fever. Especially women are prone to frequent urination and urgency after giving birth. So what is the reason for frequent urination and urgency after giving birth?

There are many reasons for frequent urination and urgency, the common reasons are as follows: Increased urination: Under physiological conditions, if you drink a lot of water, due to excessive intake, urination will also increase, urination frequency will also increase, and frequent urination and urgency will occur. Under pathological conditions, such as some diabetics and patients with diabetes insipidus who drink a lot of water or have prostatitis, they urinate more and urinate more frequently; Inflammatory irritation: such as acute cystitis, urethritis, and pyelonephritis can all cause frequent urination and urgency. Inflammatory irritation is called urethral irritation syndrome, and frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and pain when urinating occur at the same time; Non-inflammatory irritation: such as urethral stones causing obstruction, frequent urination symptoms can also occur; Reduced bladder capacity: such as bladder space-occupying disease, the enlarged uterus during pregnancy compressing the bladder, tuberculous bladder muscle atrophy or large bladder stones can all cause a decrease in the effective bladder volume, and frequent urination and urgency can also occur.

It is caused by compression of the bladder during childbirth. Gradually, things will get better. In this case, it is best to do a urine dynamics test to see if there is bladder overactivity. And blood deficiency can also cause frequent urination and urgency. In terms of diet, you can eat some red bean and red date soup, broccoli, black beans, vegetables and other blood-enriching foods. You can also take oral medications and rest in bed appropriately. If the symptoms of frequent urination still do not improve after the blood deficiency is improved, it is recommended to do a lower abdominal B-ultrasound. It may also be caused by a urinary tract infection, or it may be that the pelvic floor muscles of the pregnant woman are damaged during childbirth, which may cause bulging of the vaginal wall and bladder, resulting in frequent urination and urgency. You can go to a reliable urology department for examination and do a routine urine test. If it is caused by a urinary tract infection, you can consider using antiviral drugs for treatment. If it is caused by a bladder prolapse, you can consider contracting the anus every day, exercising the pelvic floor muscles, and doing electro-transcranial magnetic therapy, which may improve the condition.

You should exercise more often to boost your energy. It is beneficial to exercise the function of the bladder sphincter and avoid relaxation of the bladder sphincter. Follow-up visits should be conducted after the treatment process. Be sure to carry out timely and adequate treatment under the guidance of a doctor. If the symptoms have basically subsided after treatment, do not stop taking the medicine immediately to avoid affecting the efficacy or causing an attack. Do not drink alcohol during the treatment period. If the patient does not get better or fails to respond to reliable treatment, another method or even combined treatment should be used.