What can women do if they can't urinate?

In daily life, all normal people need to urinate. Some people also have symptoms of frequent urination and urgency, and even cannot urinate, which brings a lot of unnecessary inconvenience to their normal life. Most people don't check because they feel guilty. So, what are the ways to treat women's inability to urinate? What are the causes?

What can women do if they can't urinate?

1. The first thing to solve this problem is to drain the urine. Generally, the most direct method is catheterization. You can use a catheter and insert it directly into the bladder through the urethral opening. This is generally a simple method. However, after catheterization, the immediate cause of urinary inability still needs to be considered. Generally, patients who hold their urine for too long can use catheterization to allow the bladder to rest sufficiently, and generally the patients can recover slowly.

2. Generally, if it is not for this reason, it is still necessary to find out the direct reason for the inability to urinate. You can check whether the urethral opening is narrow, and whether the bladder function is affected by other factors. By examining the patient's general condition, find the cause of the disease. Only after finding out the cause of the disease can the problem of urinary incontinence be properly dealt with.

Causes of urinary incontinence

1. Generally, the obstruction of urine discharge from the bladder is called urinary incontinence. Generally, it includes narrowing of urine flow, weak urination, long waiting time for urine to be discharged, etc. It can generally be divided into reflex urination and multifunctional urination.

2. Reflex urination difficulty is mainly caused by stone infarction, prostate hyperplasia, tumors in the urethra, inflammation, etc.

3. Generally, women's urethral openings are relatively short, and reflex urination difficulties are relatively common. Sometimes compression by foreign objects such as uterine fibroids can also cause urination difficulties. Factors such as retroverted uterus and uterine detachment can also cause urination difficulties.

4. Multifunctional urinary incontinence is mainly caused by damage to the cerebral cortex. Because psychogenic bladder can also cause spinal paraplegia due to trauma, especially bladder function problems caused by anesthesia, it may also cause urination difficulties. Stress and anxiety in daily life may also cause urination difficulties.

Based on the above description, I believe that most people can understand the problem of difficulty urinating to some extent. If you have difficulty urinating, you must seek medical attention immediately. Severe cases may cause bladder rupture. Patients must not blindly seek treatment, but must go to a reliable hospital for treatment.