What should I do if I always have to go to the toilet to urinate?

Frequent urination is a common problem, which may be related to many factors, such as neuropsychiatric factors, physical weakness after illness, parasitic diseases, or urinary tract infections, all of which may lead to frequent urination, so you must pay attention to treatment.

There are many reasons for frequent urination, the most common of which is urinary tract infection. The main reason for frequent urination in the elderly is prostate hypertrophy, and the main reason for frequent urination in pregnant women is uterine compression of the bladder. The reasons for frequent urination in children: breastfeeding babies drink more water and have a small bladder capacity, so they can urinate about 20 times a day. At one year old, they urinate about 15 times a day. Preschool and school-age children urinate 6-7 times a day. Excessive urination is frequent urination. There are many reasons for frequent urination, and we should combine the specific symptoms and laboratory tests to conduct a comprehensive analysis to find out the cause.

1. Urethral and seasonal factors: If you have frequent urination but a small amount of urine each time, and you do not 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.

2. 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 children who like sugary water.

3. Neurogenic urinary frequency: In young children, the detrusor muscle of the bladder is underdeveloped and the nerves are not sound, so they may have daytime spot polyuria, up to 20 to 30 times, but normal urination at night. There is a tendency for recurring urination, and urine tests are normal. This disease is not caused by inflammation.

4. Urinary tract inflammation: If you have frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination or fever, you should consider urinary tract infection, such as cystitis, pyelonephritis, etc. Urinalysis is recommended. Pus cells or a large number of white blood cells may be found under a microscope, and in severe cases, there may be symptoms of systemic infection and poisoning.