Women always feel the urge to urinate but urinate very little

In real life, many women have experienced the situation that they always feel the urge to urinate, but they urinate very little. What is going on? The common reasons for this situation are urinary and reproductive system infections, and poor bladder contraction, especially after giving birth. Let's discuss the reasons why women always feel the urge to urinate but urinate very little.

1. Drinking too much water

Increased urination caused by drinking more water is the most common cause. The source of water can be water, beverages, fruits, etc. In this case, you need to control your daily water intake to avoid aggravating the symptom of always having the urge to urinate but very little urine.

2. Abnormal water metabolism in the human body

Due to factors such as diabetes, heart failure, liver cirrhosis, ascites, renal failure, edema, diabetes insipidus, and taking diuretics, women may have abnormal water metabolism and often feel like urinating but urinate very little.

3. Spiritual elements

Women may feel the urge to urinate but urinate very little due to exam anxiety, excessive anxiety when meeting important people, various negative emotions caused by urgent matters, or suffering from some mental illnesses.

4. Urinary and reproductive system infections

Urogenital tract infection is caused by bacteria invading the urethra and producing inflammatory mediators, which cause the patient to experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, painful urination, hematuria, nausea, vomiting, etc. If a woman always has the urge to urinate but urinates very little and is accompanied by the other symptoms mentioned above, it is likely caused by urogenital tract infection.

5. Poor bladder contraction

For example, pregnant women, women after childbirth, and elderly women all have varying degrees of bladder dysfunction, which causes them to always feel like urinating but urinate very little in their daily lives.