What medicine is good for women who have frequent nocturia?

Frequent urination at night should be experienced by many people. Frequent urination at night has a great impact on sleep quality, especially for women. Women with frequent urination at night should also pay attention to it. Women with frequent urination at night can go to the hospital for relevant examinations. If it is caused by pathological reasons, timely medication should be used for treatment. So what medicine is good for women with frequent urination at night?

What medicine is good for women with frequent nocturia?

If women have frequent urination at night, there is no need to rush to take medicine. First, they should determine whether it is caused by physiological factors or pathological factors. If you have frequent urination at night because you drink too much water before going to bed or because you are pregnant, this is caused by physiological factors and there is no need to worry or seek treatment.

If it is caused by pathological factors, you should first go to the hospital for relevant examinations to find out the cause of increased nocturia. For example, whether it is caused by inflammation, tumor, or other reasons, symptomatic treatment should be given. In addition, we can also say from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine that frequent urination at night is basically caused by kidney qi deficiency, which affects the gasification function of the bladder. If you really want to take some Chinese medicine, of course you should focus on kidney-tonifying medicine, such as Guifu Dihuang Pills, Bushen Yishou Capsules, Liuwei Dihuang Pills, and Jinkui Shenqi Pills. These Chinese medicines are easy to tonify the liver, kidneys and yang, and can effectively reduce frequent urination at night.

What is the reason why women urinate frequently at night?

On the one hand, it may be caused by psychological factors, especially before we fall asleep, we are more anxious, which can cause us to have frequent urge to urinate.

Second, there may be a urinary tract infection. Because of a urinary tract infection, it can irritate the urethral mucosa, causing frequent urge to urinate.

Other less common causes, such as overactive bladder or neuronal bladder, can cause increased nocturia. When increased nocturia occurs, we need to do a routine urine test to see if there is any infection in the urine. If infection is ruled out, then we need to consider whether it is physiological or caused by some rare diseases.