Frequent urination in women

Frequent urination is very common in daily life, and both men and women may experience symptoms of frequent urination. Frequent urination can be caused by physiological or pathological reasons. When a woman feels the urge to urinate frequently, she should have a general understanding of the specific reasons and judge the reasons based on her own situation. So, what causes women to urinate frequently? Let’s take a look below.

Frequent urination is not a disease, but just a symptom. Many diseases may cause frequent urination. For women, the most common disease causing frequent urination is urinary tract infection. If a woman suffers from a urinary tract infection, she will generally experience symptoms of urinary pain and urgency, and sometimes she will also experience back pain, fever, and chills. It is best to seek medical attention promptly.

In addition to urinary tract infection, there are some diseases that can also cause frequent urination in women, such as uterine fibroids, hymen atresia, pyelonephritis, and early pregnancy, which can all cause frequent urination in women. If a woman has frequent urination accompanied by fever and hematuria, it is best not to delay and seek medical attention immediately.

Some women may find that they only have frequent urination, but no other symptoms. They even go to the hospital for examination, but no disease is found. Relevant scientific data show that women may experience frequent urination, and mental factors may also be one of the reasons. If a woman urinates frequently after sex, it is likely caused by dissatisfaction with her sex life.

During sexual intercourse, women's vagina and pelvic cavity will be stimulated, which can easily cause congestion of the pelvic cavity and reproductive organs. The bladder and urethra are relatively close to the vagina, so when bleeding occurs in the genitals, it will compress the bladder, and women will easily feel the urge to urinate all the time. If a woman's sexual desire is not satisfied, pelvic bleeding may persist for a long time, and may take 4 to 6 hours to subside, or even take a day to subside.

During sexual intercourse, the female vaginal mucosa is relatively fragile, and the constant thrusting of the male penis can easily cause injury to the mucosa. In order to relieve vaginal discomfort, the female body will want to urinate frequently. This situation cannot be ignored, otherwise if it continues for a long time, it may cause women to suffer from inflammation or even become sexually frigid. If you want to solve this problem, you should not have frequent sex, and you should also pay attention to hygiene during sex. It is best for men to do more foreplay so that women can more easily reach orgasm.