An adult normally excretes 1.5-2 liters of urine. To do this, he has to visit the toilet 3-7 times a day. Urination in children is more frequent: in children of the first year of life - 12-16 times a day, at the age of one to three years - 10 times a day, from three to nine years old - 6-8 times. The spread of indicators is quite wide. How many times a person needs to go to the toilet depends on many factors. In particular, with a large amount of fluid drunk, it should be expected that the need to urinate will increase. A number of products have a diuretic effect; such are, for example, watermelon, melon, cranberry, lingonberry, cucumber, coffee, alcohol. Eating them is likely to increase the frequency of urination due to increased urine output.

It is abnormal to increase urination with even fluid intake and a stable diet. As a rule, urination more than 10 times a day in an adult is already regarded as a pathology, however, for such an assessment, the discomfort experienced by a person with such frequent visits to the toilet is also of great importance.

Frequent urination is abnormal if one of the following symptoms is observed:

• constant urge to urinate;
• the amount of urine during urination is negligible. Normally, an adult should excrete about 200-300 ml of urine at a time;
• burning or pain during urination;
• urination interferes with the normal rhythm of life (work, travel, sleep).

Frequent urination at night (nocturia), polyuria, and urinary incontinence

Distinguish between frequent urination at night and daytime. Frequent urination during the daytime is called pollakiuria. Particular attention is paid to frequent urination at night. Normally, a person usually gets up to use the toilet no more than once a night. With the increase in nighttime urination, the development of many diseases begins. If most of the urine is excreted at night, then this condition is called nocturia.

Increased urination may be due to the fact that more urine is excreted. If the total amount of urine exceeds 1.8 liters, then this condition is called polyuria. Permanent polyuria is caused by serious diseases, temporary polyuria is also often pathological.

Frequent urination is also associated with such a problem as urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence occurs when a person can no longer suppress the sudden urge to urinate. Usually, urinary incontinence develops against the background of frequent urination.

Reasons for frequent urination

The physiological causes of frequent urination, in addition to the nutritional factor (heavy drinking, a specific diet), include stress and hypothermia. Frequent urination is also observed in, especially in the first and third trimesters. Certain medications can also lead to more frequent urination.

In such cases, frequent urination is observed, as a rule, during the daytime and is temporary. As soon as the factor that caused it ceases to act, the frequency of urination returns to normal.

Pathological nature has frequent urination caused by diseases of the genitourinary system. In most cases, the cause of frequent urination is irritation of the urethra and bladder neck, which have abundant innervation. Irritation can be caused by infection or be mechanical (in the case of urolithiasis or tumors). Normally, the nervous system should receive a signal from receptors in the region of the bladder neck only in one case - if the bladder is full. But as a result of pathological irritation, the signal is given prematurely, and there is a urge to urinate.

Frequent urination is caused by: diseases of the genitourinary system:

• weakness of the muscles of the walls of the bladder.

Also, frequent urination is observed in diseases such as:

• . In diabetes, the patient is thirsty, drinks more than normal, which leads to increased urination;
• cardiovascular failure.

When is increased urination a reason to see a doctor?

If the frequency of urination has become an irritating factor for you or there is reason to suspect that the frequency of urination is pathological (caused by a disease), you should consult a urologist. The first signal is often the urge to urinate at night. If you have become more likely to get up to the toilet at night, do not put off a visit to the doctor. Remember: the earlier the treatment of the disease is started, the easier it is to treat it.

Treatment of frequent urination in Moscow

With a complaint of frequent urination, you should consult a urologist.

Urologists of the "Family Doctor" have extensive experience in the treatment of diseases of the genitourinary system. Based on modern diagnostics, Family Doctor urologists will determine the cause of frequent urination and prescribe an effective treatment.

JSC "Family Doctor" will help in case of frequent urination in children.

Frequent urination in men is associated with disorders in the genitourinary system. Most often this occurs due to inflammation of the prostate, less often due to inflammation of the bladder (cystitis). Cystitis generally affects the male body less often than the female one - this is due to the anatomical structure, but in men the urethra (urethra) is affected, which causes urethritis.

toilet addiction

If you constantly want to go to the toilet for a little, a man experiences great difficulties in life, both personal and public. This process is uncontrolled, it is almost impossible to regulate it independently. The biggest difficulties are associated with the inability to use the toilet at any time with constantly appearing urges. A man who is at work is forced to visit the toilet frequently, and it’s good if this does not interrupt the work process, but there are situations when it is problematic to leave for a couple of minutes: during conferences or any business conversation.

Also, difficulties and torments begin during a trip somewhere or just a long stay away from the toilet. A healthy man usually urinates 5-7 times a day and feels light after going to the toilet. In case of violations, the number of urges is unpredictable, and after urination there is no satisfaction, since the bladder either has not emptied completely, or has not given a signal to its owner that this has happened, and the man understands that he wants to write again. So, the problem is serious and requires medical intervention.

Reasons why you often want to go to the toilet

Often the main cause is inflammatory and infectious diseases of the genitourinary system: urethritis (less often cystitis), pyelonephritis (inflamed renal pelvis), prostatitis (inflamed prostate gland), prostate adenoma. All of these inflammations are mainly caused by harmful microorganisms that begin to multiply under certain conditions. There are many pathogenic microorganisms, and the ways of their penetration into the body differ.

Genitourinary infections

Infection can occur during intimacy - STIs, or it can get its own infection from the intestines or through the bloodstream from another infected organ.

• Sexual infections: chlamydia, ureaplasma, herpes, candida fungus, mycoplasma and others.
• With any sexual infection, inflammation of the tissues develops, raids appear, discharge is inherent, the appearance of blood in the urine, pain and cramps in the groin during urination. Process and learning.
• Diabetes is another cause of polyuria - frequent urination, both with sugar and insipidus.
• The presence of a tumor in the bladder.
• Urolithiasis disease.

Why there are frequent urges and inflammation

1. Insufficient personal hygiene.
2. Having bad habits.
3. Diseases of the internal organs.
4. Reduced immunity.
5. Hypothermia of the body.
6. Abuse of salty and spicy foods.

Diagnostics

Diagnostic measures

As usual, the urologist first listens to the patient, his complaints, then prescribes blood and urine tests. Often the doctor asks the patient to keep a diary of urination. This helps to analyze the degree of process disruption. Write about all trips to the toilet - this will help the urologist prescribe treatment faster. It is not enough to pass only a general urine test, an analysis for sowing will definitely be prescribed - to determine the causative agent of inflammation.

Only after an infection has been detected can the correct antibiotic be prescribed. If a tumor is suspected, an MRI or CT is performed, then a cystoscopy and a biopsy. These studies give an accurate answer to the question of the presence of neoplasms and help to classify them. If the doctor suspects urolithiasis, then an ultrasound of the pelvic organs and a number of other tests will probably be prescribed, revealing the place of formation of stones and their structure.

Treatment of frequent urination caused by sexually transmitted infections

In itself, the treatment of frequent urination is not extremely difficult if the cause of the deviation is detected in time and correctly. Antibacterial drugs with a wide spectrum of action quickly cope with the destruction of the infection, and drugs that protect the microflora (probiotics) do not allow the onset of distortions in treatment. Along with these drugs, anti-inflammatory drugs with an analgesic effect are prescribed.

Treatment of prostatitis and prostate adenoma, the main symptoms of which are frequent urination.

Prostatitis and prostate adenoma are the most common male diseases associated with urinary disorders. With inflammation of the gland, they especially torment at night. This is due to irritation of the nerve receptors of the bladder and genital organs. Prostatitis, not aggravated by the presence of adenoma, is cured successfully and the urge first decreases, and then completely stops with the onset of recovery.

With adenoma, the tissues of the gland grow and begin to compress the urethra, and also put pressure on the bladder, which increases both the number of urges and their intensity to such an extent that the man continues to want to go to the toilet again immediately after visiting it. Treatment depends on the stage of the disease. At the beginning of the disease, the urologist prescribes antibacterial drugs, but in the case of chronic prostatitis and adenoma, the treatment will be long, including a whole range of measures - medication, folk methods, physiotherapy, and other methods. In the most severe cases, surgery cannot be avoided.

Treatment of urination disorders in urolithiasis

When stones are found, their size becomes a decisive factor. Stones larger than 5mm should be removed as they can be life threatening, not to mention the pain they cause when dislodged. The removal of stones has ceased to be an extraordinary event in recent decades.

Various methods of their removal are used, but most often this is done by crushing with a laser. Large stones are broken into smaller ones and then come out naturally along with urine. Small stones, if their chemical composition allows, decrease and in the same way pass under the influence of drugs.

Treatment of tumors that interfere with normal urination

The most effective way to treat neoplasms is surgery. Depending on the course of the disease, either only the tumor or the tumor with part of the affected organ can be removed.

If a malignant neoplasm is detected after its removal, chemotherapy or radiation therapy is prescribed, depending on the need. This is necessary for the process of stopping the re-growth of a malignant tumor and the occurrence of metastases.

There is only one conclusion from all of the above: contact a medical facility as soon as a man is faced with frequent urges. These symptoms do not go away on their own.

The opinions of experts about the normal amount of urination per day in a healthy person vary. On average, each person visits the toilet 6-10 times a day, while he can effortlessly control the process of urination. It is believed that if the frequency of the urge to urinate exceeds 10 times a day, then this is an occasion to pay attention to the state of your body.

In many cases, frequent urination in women is not a pathology. When drinking heavily, especially when using drugs and drinks that have a diuretic effect (alcohol, coffee, drinks for weight loss), hypothermia or excitement, the need to visit the toilet may occur much more often than usual.

An increase in the frequency of urination in a woman may be associated with hormonal changes in the body during menopause, in older women there may be a need to urinate at night. At the same time, 1-2 trips to the toilet per night should not be considered a pathology. And of course, such a problem can occur during pregnancy. Frequent urination in expectant mothers is also associated with changes in the hormonal background in the body, in addition, in late pregnancy, an enlarged uterus can put pressure on nearby organs, including the bladder.

All the changes described above are considered physiological and usually do not require treatment, but you should still pay the attention of a doctor to this problem, since some diseases can also be the cause of frequent urination. Sometimes it is possible to diagnose a pathology that is the cause of dysuric disorders only on the basis of the results of analyzes and instrumental studies.

If the increase in urination in a woman is nevertheless caused by some disease, then this condition is almost always accompanied by a number of other symptoms that are hard to miss.

Diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract

Pyelonephritis is one of the most common causes of frequent urination in women.

The most common cause of an increase in the number of urges to urinate are infectious inflammatory diseases of the urinary tract, which are diagnosed in women 3 times more often than in men. This is due to the peculiarities of the anatomical structure of the genitourinary system, in women the urethra is shorter and wider than in the representatives of the stronger sex, so it is easier for infections to enter the urinary tract.

Pyelonephritis

By the nature of the flow, acute and are distinguished.

Frequent urination is usually a symptom of a chronic form of the disease. In addition, the woman is disturbed by dull aching pains in the lumbar region, aggravated in cold or damp weather. With the progression of the disease, especially with bilateral kidney damage, patients develop arterial hypertension. With an exacerbation of the disease, a clinical picture of acute pyelonephritis is observed.

In patients, the body temperature rises sharply to 39-40 C, chills, severe weakness, nausea, and sometimes vomiting appear. Pain in the lower back increases, an admixture of pus and blood appears in the urine.

Treatment of chronic pyelonephritis is long, prescribed only by a doctor. Patients need a long course of antibiotic therapy, combined with the intake of renal herbal preparations, antispasmodics and painkillers. If there is a violation of the outflow of urine, then the restoration of normal emptying of the bladder is one of the most important tasks in the treatment. In addition, patients are shown sanatorium treatment.

Cystitis

Frequent urination, accompanied by a burning sensation and pain in the urethra, is one of the signs of cystitis. In addition, a woman may be disturbed by the feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder and urinary incontinence at the time of the urge to urinate. Body temperature usually remains within normal limits, but may rise slightly to 37.5 C. Turbidity of urine and the appearance of blood in it indicates the onset of complications.

Urethritis

Increased urge to urinate is one of the complaints of patients with urethritis. In addition, a woman is worried about pain, itching and burning in the urethra during urination (especially at the beginning), mucous discharge from the urethra. Urethritis is almost never accompanied by general signs of intoxication and often occurs with minor symptoms. However, the disease cannot be cured on its own, so even with mild symptoms, you should consult a doctor.

Treatment of urethritis in women includes several stages. First of all, it is necessary to eliminate the infectious process in the urethra, for which the patients are prescribed a short course of antibiotic therapy. The second stage is the restoration of the normal composition of the vaginal microflora. In all cases, patients need therapy aimed at strengthening the immune system.

Urolithiasis disease

With urolithiasis, stones can be localized in various parts of the urinary tract (renal pelvis, ureters, bladder). Frequent urination may be a sign of a stone in the bladder. A woman may feel a sudden onset of the urge to urinate during physical exertion, bumpy driving, while running. During urination, the stream of urine may suddenly stop, although the patient feels that the bladder has not yet been completely emptied (the “stuffing” symptom). Patients may also be bothered by pain in the lower abdomen or suprapubic region, radiating to the perineum. Pain may occur during urination and movement.

They begin after an examination, during which the size of the calculi, their number and location, as well as the type of stones (, or) are established. Depending on this, the doctor prescribes medications and a diet to the patient. If necessary, surgical treatment is performed. Perhaps endoscopic crushing of stones, grinding them with a cystoscope, in some cases, an abdominal operation is performed.

Gynecological diseases

uterine fibroids

If the fibromyoma of the uterus reaches a large size and compresses the urinary organs of a woman, she has frequent urge to urinate.

- a gynecological disease, which for a long time can be almost asymptomatic. Uterine fibroids is a benign tumor that develops from the muscular layer of the organ. Dysuric disorders, including frequent urination, occur when the tumor reaches a large size and begins to compress the organs located nearby. Other symptoms that usually occur much earlier than dysuric disorders are menstrual irregularities, uterine bleeding, which can lead to anemia, and pain in the lower abdomen.

Possibly conservative and operative methods. Drug treatment involves the use of hormonal drugs, due to which the growth of the tumor slows down or stops. During surgical treatment, the nodes or the entire organ are removed. The choice of treatment method is determined only by the doctor based on the history and results of the examination of the woman.

Prolapse of the uterus

The prolapse of the uterus is spoken of in cases where, for some reason, the bottom and cervix are displaced below the normal anatomical and physiological boundaries. This is due to the weakening of the ligamentous apparatus that supports the uterus, as well as the muscles and fascia of the pelvic floor. If untreated, there is an increasing displacement of the uterus, resulting in displacement of the pelvic organs (rectum and bladder). Frequent urination and urinary incontinence usually begins to bother a woman when there has been a significant displacement of the uterus. Long before the onset of this symptom, a woman has signs characteristic of this condition, such as pulling pains in the lower abdomen, sensation of a foreign body in the vagina, heavy and painful menstruation, bloody discharge from the vagina. Usually, the appearance of such symptoms makes a woman see a doctor and start treatment.

The tactics of treatment is chosen taking into account the degree of prolapse of the uterus, the presence of concomitant gynecological and extragenital pathologies, the age of the patient and other factors. Conservative treatment is aimed at strengthening the abdominal muscles and pelvic floor (gymnastics, gynecological massage, hormonal therapy, in addition, it is necessary to facilitate physical labor). The radical treatment is surgery. Currently, several different types of operations are offered to fix the uterus in a normal position, so the doctor can choose the best option for each woman.

Endocrine diseases

Diabetes

Diabetes mellitus develops when carbohydrate metabolism is disturbed in the body. Frequent urination, especially at night, is often one of the first alarming symptoms that should attract attention. In addition, patients suffering from diabetes mellitus suffer from a constant feeling of thirst, and therefore the volume of fluid consumed increases, and, consequently, the volume of urine excreted (daily diuresis increases to 2–3 liters). Also noteworthy is the itching of the skin, especially the genitals, women often develop vulvitis, there is a decrease in the regenerative abilities of tissues (even the smallest wounds heal for a long time). In the absence of treatment, patients experience a feeling of constant fatigue, performance decreases, mood worsens.

Endocrinologists and therapists are engaged. Patients are prescribed a special diet No. 9, developed for patients with diabetes, it is necessary to treat obesity, regular physical activity. If a few months after the start of such treatment, the level of glucose in the blood could not be normalized, then the doctor will prescribe hypoglycemic drugs.

diabetes insipidus

This is a rather rare disease associated with dysfunction of the hypothalamic-pituitary system, resulting in a decrease in the level of the hormone vasopressin in the blood. Frequent urination with the release of large amounts of urine (more than 5 liters per day), accompanied by constant agonizing thirst, is the main symptom of this disease. As a result of dehydration in patients, there is a decrease in body weight, the skin and mucous membranes are dry, they are often worried about nausea and vomiting, and general weakness.

Now we will look for the answer to the question - why do you often want to go to the toilet? During pregnancy, before menstruation, when it is cold, people visit the restroom more often - this is normal. However, in some cases, frequent urination becomes an alarming symptom.

Often go small in the following situations:

• Too much water and drinks were drunk;
• The person used alcoholic beverages, especially beer;
• Coffee acts not only as a liquid, but also as a strong diuretic;
• A lot of meat and salty, burning food was eaten;
• A person uses drugs that act as a diuretic.

Medicinal plants, their decoctions and teas brewed on them have a particularly strong effect in the latter case. So, chamomile decoction, which is a natural anti-inflammatory agent, is at the same time a strong diuretic.

During pregnancy and menstruation

During pregnancy, the internal organs of a woman change their position. The bladder is under compression due to the enlarged uterus. The fetus is moving and the pelvic floor muscles are weakened. Because of this, in addition, more often you want to go to the toilet in a big way.

During pregnancy, many changes in the body cause additional irritation and weakness of the bladder. It is considered normal even if a woman began to go to the toilet in a small way two or even three times more often during pregnancy.

A woman may urinate somewhat more often during menstrual bleeding or before menstruation - this is caused by hormonal changes and irritation of the urinary tract. Before menstruation, such symptoms can also speak about the individual characteristics of the female body.

after sex

After sex, there may be a desire to urinate in both men and women. The thing is that after sex, our genitourinary system is irritated and tense.

Muscles tense at the moment of intimate contact, and put pressure on the bladder. He had no opportunity to empty himself at that time. As soon as the sexual intercourse ends, he hurries to get rid of urine.

In the cold

Why do we urinate more when it's cold? Frost makes our body practically not sweat. In winter, the fluid is used in heat exchange much more actively, and exits through the bladder. Therefore, when you are cold, especially your feet, you want to urinate much more often.

Symptom of the disease

In some cases, when a person often wants to go to the toilet, this may be one of the primary pathological symptoms. Almost always, this symptom does not come alone, and having compiled a picture, the doctor can determine further diagnostic methods.

You can understand that urination has become painfully frequent, by the following points:

• You go to the toilet more than nine times a day;
• When the patient urinates, less than a glass of urine is excreted;
• There are other unpleasant manifestations, discomfort in the pelvic organs, pain.

Urological diseases

Inflammatory processes, muscle disorders and kidney problems can result in the patient often wanting to go to the toilet a little:

• Inflammation of the urethra. It becomes painful to go to the toilet, there is a feeling of crowded urinary tract;
• Bladder inflammation. Going to the toilet is accompanied by pain, sharp, sometimes unbearable. Because of this, it is very difficult to urinate, in the toilet you have to squeeze urine out of yourself literally drop by drop;
• Pyelonephritis. When a person with such a diagnosis goes to the toilet to urinate, there is an unpleasant pull in the lumbar region. The pain persists the rest of the time. The fever rises, symptoms of poisoning are noticeable, the skin turns pale;
• Stones in the kidneys. When these painful formations move, the patient experiences severe discomfort. With this disease, you often want to go to the toilet because the stones strongly irritate the organs;
• Enuresis, or the inability to control the urge to urinate. Has psychological or physiological causes. In the second case, it is a weakened urethral sphincter muscle. Most often this happens in advanced years;
• Too tense muscles. Muscle tissues put pressure on the urinary system, and it works more actively, but with little results. The urge is frequent, the volume of urine is small;
• The bladder descended down the pelvic region. Most often, this problem occurs in women in advanced years;
• Prostatitis in the representatives of the stronger sex. The prostate becomes inflamed and reduces the volume of the bladder.

Endocrinological disorders

A change in hormonal levels can lead to the fact that a person will often want to go to the toilet:

• Menopause in the female case. Estrogen ceases to be produced in sufficient quantities. Because of this, the muscles of the pelvic floor weaken;

• With diabetes, there is a desire to constantly run to the toilet. The feeling of fullness of the bubble does not go away with a visit to the toilet. At the same time it itches in the groin, constantly thirsty.

STDs and Oncology

Infectious pathogens transmitted through intimate contact provoke a chronic desire to visit the toilet. Microbes cause inflammation.

Sometimes the constant urge to go to the toilet becomes the very first sign of a sexually transmitted disease. At the same time, some venereal infections do not manifest themselves differently. If the patient had unprotected sex, you should contact a venereologist and check yourself for infection.

Tumors of the organs of the urinary and reproductive system reduce the space inside the bladder - it can be a fibroid in the female case, or prostate cancer in the male. In some cases, the tumor forms inside the urethra. With this form of the disease, there is also often a desire to go to the toilet.

Such a symptom as frequent urination in men without pain appears quite often in the stronger sex. It brings every man a lot of trouble, despite the fact that it manifests itself completely painlessly.

In the event that a man drinks a lot for several hours, then this can be considered a completely normal and justified phenomenon, because the liquid drunk during the day leaves the body.

In the same way, the urinary process can also manifest itself at night, especially if a lot of liquid was consumed at night, because this is the only way the liquid comes out. It should be noted that in any case, this phenomenon brings a lot of discomfort, since a man has to constantly run to the toilet.

However, sometimes there are cases when men often start running to the toilet, in one trip they release a little liquid, just a few drops, and so on throughout the day. All this has its own explanation.

The neck of the bladder is an innervated area that can respond to stretching of the tissues of the organ. In any inflammatory process, certain receptors are irritated, as a result of which signals are distributed that indicate that the bladder is full. It is because of this that a man wants to go to the toilet and empty himself as soon as possible. But when he comes to the toilet, he urinates a few drops, and this does not help him at all to overcome the problem and lose the constant urge. After a while, he wants to go to the toilet again.

It is worth noting

The reasons for frequent urination in men can be different features, and they do not always indicate the development of some serious disease, but inflammation or an infectious process can also occur in the body.

For any man, a terrible diagnosis is prostatitis, which can not only disrupt sexual functions, but also cause pain and discomfort when urinating. If this disease is not treated in time, then it can develop into complete impotence, and then there can be no question of any woman nearby.

It should be noted

With this disease, the symptoms can be quite different, they are not limited only to frequent trips to the toilet, so you should not immediately panic and sound the alarm, you should immediately consult a doctor who will accurately determine the causes of the problem, make a diagnosis and prescribe the appropriate treatment.

In addition to the above disease, the following ailments and problems can cause frequent urination in men without pain.

• Prostate- This is one of the most common causes of violations of the genitourinary system.
• Prostatitis- inflammatory process. With this disease, the process of urination may be accompanied by a burning sensation, and the amount of urine excreted can be equated to a few drops.
• Urolithiasis disease. This disease occurs in men much more often than in women. Because of stones in the kidney or both organs, you may want to constantly go to the toilet.
• Sexual infections, namely diseases of the penis are often the cause of increased urination.
• Violation of the acid composition in the urine leads to irritation of the walls of blood vessels and contributes to frequent urge to urinate.
• Abuse of harmful drinks. As a preventive measure, you can try to stop drinking teas, coffee and alcoholic beverages. And if the rapid symptom stops, then it is worth throwing all experiences aside. But if the body has not reacted in any way to a decrease in the drinking regime and the rejection of bad habits, then you should consult a doctor with this problem.
• Cystitis- this disease is a less common harbinger of frequent urination in men than in women, but such cases also occur.
• neurotic states when the problem of pathology lies not in the organs of the genitourinary system, but in the head.

Only a doctor can diagnose a disease associated with frequent urination in men without pain, who should be observed until the condition improves and follow all prescriptions regarding treatment. Typically, in this case therapy is aimed at eliminating the causes of pathology and may be of the following nature:

• medical(with the help of medicines) if the problem is caused by one of the above ailments.
• Physiotherapy, and represent procedures that help improve blood circulation in the pelvic organs and eliminate inflammatory foci.
• Physical, which is aimed at strengthening the smooth muscles of the bladder and perineum.
• Operational, and be aimed at eliminating the pathology by one of the surgical methods.

If frequent urination in men without pain appears more and more, then it's time to take the necessary measures. Doctors do not recommend patients to self-medicate and trust traditional medicine. To diagnose the disease and prescribe the correct treatment, you need to contact your doctor.

As noted above, it is not worth treating such ailments with folk methods, but using them as an additional therapy to the main treatment is quite acceptable. However, in this case, you should first consult with your doctor so as not to harm yourself and further aggravate the situation.

There are many traditional medicine recipes that help to cope with this problem. Most often they are decoctions of medicinal herbs, and in some cases it is recommended to soar the legs or warm the limbs with dry heat.

Constant urge to urinate in men with pain: signs and symptoms

The constant urge to urinate in men can be absolutely painless and cause only psychological and aesthetic discomfort, although they are harbingers of serious diseases. Painful frequent urge to urinate alarms the representatives of the stronger sex much more often and forces them to consult a doctor in a timely manner.

The list of diseases due to which a man can often urinate, while feeling pain, partially repeats the list of causes of painless frequent urination. In this case, it all depends on the characteristics of each organism and the degree of complexity of the disease.

Among the most common problems are cystitis, kidney stones, pyelonephritis, urethritis, prostatitis, prostate adenoma, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis.

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Frequent urination is considered to be urine discharge from 5 to 20 times a day. There are several varieties of this phenomenon. Among them it is worth noting:

• Increase in urine during the daytime during vigorous activity. This variety occurs in people with urolithiasis.
• Emptying during night sleep in the event of an infection or inflammation of the prostate gland or an increase in its volume. This may be due to the fact that a person has consumed a lot of caffeine or diuretic drugs.
• The desire to go to the toilet increases during the day, and at night the person sleeps normally. This may be due to a nervous breakdown. This type is less common in men than in women.

Constant urge to urinate in women

The constant urge to urinate in men is no exception, and they also occur in women. They can be the causes of various kinds of diseases, in such cases, the number of urination exceeds the norm, resulting in a large volume of urine. However, the cause of such increases may be completely different problems than those of the strong half of humanity, and one of them is pregnancy.

As a rule, signs of an increase in the frequency of the need to urinate are observed in the first trimester due to certain physiological changes in the female body. When the period is already decent and affects the third trimester, a woman also has to deal with such a symptom as copious urine output. Urination increases due to the fact that the fetus presses on the bladder, as a result of which the woman has to wake up several times a night to go to the toilet. The movement of the baby in the womb can also lead to the urge. It is not worth treating these phenomena in any way, everything will go away by itself as soon as the baby is born.

Constant urge to urinate in children

The process of frequent urination occurs not only in adults, but also in children. The child begins to excrete more urine when he drank a lot of water, is tense and worried. Infants also often urinate, this is due to the physiological characteristics of the development of the child's body. There is nothing bad in this. You should not compare different children, because one can pee ten times a day, while the other will have to change at least 15 diapers.

Newborn babies can urinate up to twenty times a day. And many babies immediately urinate after drinking liquids or mother's milk. But if the child is already more than nine years old, then this problem should alert his parents. After all, he should urinate no more than five times a day. This is an occasion to bring the child to the doctor, who will assess his condition and development.

Causes of frequent urination at night

There are times when frequent urination occurs at night. This phenomenon is called nucturia. The process of excessive urination in this case occurs precisely at night, while during the day no pathologies are noted. This process can become more frequent for various reasons, which were described above.

When such a problem becomes relevant, it is imperative to see a doctor in order to accurately identify the origin of the pathology, which can be either a banal nervous strain or a serious development of a tumor.

Frequent urination in men during the day

Frequent urination in men during the day is the need to empty the bladder many times a day.

This problem in any case requires close monitoring and therefore it is not recommended to ignore it, especially if there are some other accompanying symptoms.

First, you should identify the reasons for the need for frequent urination, they may be the following:

• Pathological- when inflammatory processes begin to occur in the body, like prostatitis, cystitis.
• Physiological, which may depend on the large volume of fluid drunk or the use of drugs.
• Psycho-emotional, which are manifested due to stress and various diseases.

The key to eliminating such problems is certainly timely and correct treatment. Frequent urination can be observed both in children and in women and men, and if the cause is identified in time and the proper course of therapy is taken, then the development of serious diseases can be excluded.

To prescribe treatment, the doctor must examine several organs of the patient, collect all the tests, conduct examinations, and only then make a final diagnosis. Most often, antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and antiviral drugs, and in some cases antidepressants are prescribed for such symptoms. Vitamins for men will not be superfluous.

Frequent urination in men during the day or at night is a fairly serious problem. To prevent it from touching you, you should pay due attention to prevention and follow these recommendations:

• Drink moderate amounts of liquid.
• Do sport.
• Get tested and checked annually.
• Pay attention to all diseases of your body, especially the organs of the genitourinary system.