How to treat psychogenic frequent urination

Psychogenic frequent urination is not actually a serious disease. Most patients do not need very complicated treatment methods to get better. This is basically a disease caused by psychological reasons. Many of them only occur in children, but some patients are adults. Patients of all ages should take corresponding treatment measures after the symptoms occur, so that their condition can be improved. After all, long-term frequent urination has a very bad effect on the normal operation of the urethral system, and may even lead to other urethral diseases. This will only make the treatment more complicated, and some patients may even be difficult to cure.

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1. Eliminate the influence of disease.

2. Parents should guide their children correctly and patiently to eliminate their worries; they should actively encourage their children to eliminate their fear and worry, and keep a relaxed and happy mood to face the disease.

3. If necessary, use drug treatment under the guidance of a doctor; drugs such as atropine, scopolamine, 654-2, oryzanol, etc. can help regulate nerves to relax the detrusor muscle of the bladder, contract the sphincter, increase the bladder's urine storage capacity, and reduce the frequency of urination.

Neurogenic urinary frequency is common in preschool children, especially those aged 4 to 5 years. The symptoms include an increase in the number of urinations per day but no increase in urine volume, and normal urine routine examination results. The frequency of urination increases to 20 to 30 times a day, or even more than 10 times an hour, but the amount of urine each time is very small, sometimes only a few drops. There is no frequent urination after sleeping, and it is mainly aggravated before going to bed, eating or in class. The diagnosis can be made based on these characteristics, and relevant examinations can be done at the same time.

It could be a urinary tract infection, or bacteria. It is related to virus and mycoplasma infection, which can cause symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating.

Diagnosis requires urine analysis, culture, etc., and treatment is based on the diagnostic results and targeted medication. Bacterial infections can be treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics. Azithromycin can be used for mycoplasma infection. The frequency of urination can be increased from the normal 6 to 8 times a day to 20 to 30 times, or even more than 10 times per hour, and the amount of urine each time is very small, sometimes only a few drops. There is no frequent urination after sleeping. This symptom of frequent urination often worsens before going to bed, during meals, and in class.