The most common causes are urinary tract infection, bladder dysfunction, psychological factors and so on.
1. Infection: Because of the physiological structure of the female urethra, it is easy to suffer from urinary tract infection. The female urethra is shorter and straighter compared to the male, and it is easier for bacteria to invade it, and the chances of urinary tract infection are higher than that of the male.
2. Psychological factors: nervousness, anxiety and other emotions may lead to frequent urination symptoms.
3. Bladder dysfunction: If overactive bladder syndrome occurs, patients may experience frequent urination symptoms, which can usually be treated with choline receptor blockers.
If the patient appears to finish urinating and have the desire to urinate again, excluding psychological factors, it is recommended that timely hospitals to do routine urinalysis, through the detection of urine white blood cell level is elevated to determine whether the infection. Treatment under the guidance of the doctor, avoid unauthorized use of drugs.