The woman kept wanting to go to the toilet but only had a little urine

If a woman always feels the urge to urinate but can only urinate a little each time, it may be a phenomenon caused by bladder disease. When a woman's vagina has a bacterial infection, it may easily lead to frequent urge to urinate. When the body suffers from cystitis or urinary tract inflammation, it may also easily lead to frequent urination. Timely physical examination and treatment are needed.

Why do women always want to go to the toilet but only pee a little?

The most common symptom of frequent urination in female patients is urinary tract infection, which is generally related to the female urethra structure. Because the female urethra is very close to the vagina and anus, it is easily contaminated by vaginal secretions and anal bacteria, leading to acute cystitis, which causes frequent urination, urgency, pain, and incomplete urination, as well as pain and discomfort in the suprapubic bladder area. If you have these symptoms, you need to do a routine urine test. If the white blood cell count increases, it can be diagnosed as acute cystitis. You can take levofloxacin orally for 3 days or fosfomycin tromethamine powder for 3-5 days. You should drink more water, urinate more frequently, eat less spicy and irritating food, and apply hot compress to the bladder area to relieve symptoms. In addition, patients should wipe from front to back to prevent bacteria from entering the urethra.

When women develop cystitis, they must not be discouraged and must actively receive treatment. Acute cystitis develops quickly and has a greater impact, and patients will have more obvious systemic symptoms, such as fever, headache, etc. Women must receive treatment as soon as possible to recover from their condition as soon as possible.

When women suffer from acute cystitis, the condition is more urgent. Many patients will have symptoms of hematuria and even persistent pain. Many women cannot tolerate this pain. Patients must take reasonable care in time to effectively relieve the condition. Women must believe in the doctor's treatment methods and their bodies will slowly recover. So what should women do with acute cystitis?

When women develop cystitis, they should try to rest in bed, drink plenty of water, avoid eating irritating foods, take hot baths regularly to improve their blood circulation and relieve symptoms. They should also drink plenty of water and eat healthy foods, avoid contact with chemicals, and avoid overwork. They can also use some medications to improve their condition, such as flavonoids (Urinary), belladonna, and atropine.

Doctors will prescribe appropriate medications for treatment based on the severity of female patients' cystitis. Generally, they will use antibacterial drugs, because they need to take reasonable medications based on the pathogens in the patient's body, especially cephalosporins or co-sulfamethoxazole. These drugs will have a certain effect on the patient's condition, but they cannot be used for a long time to avoid the side effects of drug resistance. Measures to prevent recurrence should be strengthened. If the symptoms do not disappear, you should go to the hospital for further examinations, and then take better treatment methods to treat the symptoms.

Women will often suffer from urinary tract infections in the future, and the infection can easily become more serious. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the bacteria that infect the patient and take corresponding antibacterial drugs for treatment. These effects are relatively good, but patients must not use drugs indiscriminately. If they take drugs on their own and cannot treat the symptoms, the condition will become more serious.