Women urinate frequently at night

Some girls often get up to urinate at night, several times a night, which seriously affects their sleep. They cannot rest well at night and have no energy to work or study during the day. Girls who live in school dormitories are very scared to get up at night and go to the toilet by themselves to urinate. This may make them unable to sleep all night. Some girls are afraid to drink water at night for fear of having to go to the toilet all the time. This situation causes considerable distress to girls.

1. It may be a gynecological infection

If women do not pay attention to personal hygiene, bacteria will grow in private parts and even cause infection. For example, if you suffer from vaginitis, vulvitis, urethritis and other diseases. In addition to causing private itching and increased private secretions, it may also cause frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating.

2. It may be kidney deficiency

In traditional Chinese medicine, the kidney is known as the "water organ" and is responsible for the body's water metabolism function. If the kidneys are healthy, the body will automatically excrete excess waste water. However, if there is an abnormality in the kidneys, the metabolic function will be disturbed, resulting in symptoms such as increased urine volume and clear and long urine.

3. You may have diabetes

If a woman suffers from diabetes, the sugar content in her urine will be relatively high, and these components have a diuretic effect. If a woman normally urinates frequently, the situation will be aggravated after she develops diabetes, and the increased frequency of urination at night will be even more obvious.

2. What is the disease of frequent urination and urgency in urination in women?

1. Psychoneural urinary frequency. You need to go to the hospital for further detailed examination to clarify the cause and carry out targeted and effective treatment. Generally speaking, frequent urination is caused by inflammation and should be taken seriously, otherwise it will easily spread to other places and become difficult to treat.

2. Inflammatory stimulation: Acute cystitis, tuberculous cystitis, urethritis, pyelonephritis, vulvitis, etc. can all cause frequent urination. Under the stimulation of inflammation, frequent urination, urgency and pain may occur at the same time, which is called urinary tract irritation syndrome.

3. Reduced bladder capacity: such as bladder space-occupying lesions, tuberculous bladder contracture or large bladder stones.

4. Non-inflammatory irritation: such as urinary stones, foreign bodies, etc.

5. Increased urine volume: Under physiological conditions, such as drinking a lot of water, the urine volume will increase due to the increase in water intake, and the frequency of urination will also increase, resulting in frequent urination. Under pathological conditions, such as some patients with diabetes and diabetes insipidus, they drink a lot of water, urinate a lot, and urinate frequently.

6. Kidney disease: Our human urine is produced by the kidneys, so the condition of the urinary tract will reflect the health of the kidneys, so frequent urination is a manifestation of kidney disease.

7. Urethral and seasonal factors: If you have frequent urination but a small amount of urine each time, and you don’t feel any pain when urinating or have any other symptoms, you should first consider local factors, such as inflammation of the urethral orifice, excessive foreskin, or pinworms irritating the genitals. In addition, due to seasonal factors, polyuria in winter is a normal phenomenon.

8. Dietary polyuria: If you have frequent urination and a large amount of urine each time, but no other symptoms, you should first pay attention to whether you drink too much water, especially those who like to drink tea.

3. What tests should women do if they have frequent urination, urgency, or inability to urinate completely?

1. Physical examination: Attention should be paid to the presence of tenderness in the kidneys, percussion pain on the upper ureter, and tenderness at the lumbar and costal points. Abdominal tenderness in case of urinary retention in bladder. Pay attention to intestinal bloating in children.

2. Laboratory examination: Routine blood and urine examination, routine urine examination. Pyuria and bacteriuria are its characteristics. Urine bacterial culture is a must-check item. Hyperosmotic culture should be performed if L strain infection is suspected. When immune dysfunction is suspected, immune function tests should be performed, and renal function tests should focus on renal tubular function.

3. Cystoscopy: It is very helpful in identifying interstitial cystitis, bladder stones, tumors, urethral stenosis and hydronephrosis. An anal prostate examination should be performed when prostate enlargement or cancer is suspected.

4. X-ray examination: It is very helpful in diagnosing kidney and urinary system tumors, stones, and urinary tract malformations. CT and MRI examinations can be performed when necessary.