Frequent urination in menopausal women

Both men and women will experience menopausal symptoms after reaching a certain age, but in our opinion, women's menopause is more obvious while men's is often ignored. Women will experience a variety of symptoms when they reach menopause, especially mood swings are more common, which requires the understanding and care of their family. However, menopausal women should be alert to frequent urination, as it is a sign of decreased immunity in the body, and they should also pay attention to the occurrence of other diseases.

First of all, after women enter menopause, all the resistance of the body tends to decline, so diseases often occur continuously during this period. Normally, healthy women urinate about 5 to 6 times a day, but if a woman urinates more often during the day during menopause, then it is usually a symptom of frequent urination, especially at night. Under normal circumstances, she urinates 1 to 2 times a night, while patients with frequent urination during menopause usually urinate about four or five times a night.

In addition, some female patients experience frequent urination during menopause, as well as pain and urgency when urinating. When urinating, there is a stinging sensation of varying degrees. Regardless of whether the bladder is full of urine or not, once there is a urge to urinate, it must be discharged quickly. This has a very serious impact on the body and life of female friends. If active treatment is not given or not enough attention is paid, some female patients may even experience worsening symptoms.

What causes frequent urination during menopause?

First of all, when people reach menopause, their physical condition is definitely not as good as before. The gradual decline in physical fitness will lead to a weak state of kidney qi. The inability of the bladder to control urine will inevitably lead to a decrease in the body's ability to control the urethra. Over time, once the body has urine, it will want to squeeze it out, so frequent urination occurs naturally.

Secondly, when many friends reach menopause, the excretion of urine is difficult to control, especially at night. Some patients even get up many times a night. Usually this phenomenon is basically a manifestation of frequent urination. Some female patients will also experience hormonal disorders during menopause, which will cause them to become irritable, suspicious, suffer from insomnia, sweating, etc. Therefore, menopause is also called the second period of the human body, and this period is also a period when the body is particularly prone to disease.