Human beings who have difficulty falling asleep and experience frequent urge to urinate are classified as psychogenic frequent urination, which is a phenomenon that occurs mainly due to psychogenic factors that cause the urge to urinate and increase psychological factors. Some patients can be diagnosed with overactive bladder, but before that the patient should exclude infectious diseases or organic lesions of the urinary system, such as adenocystitis, chronic urethritis, and cystitis. Patients should have urine tests to rule out urinary tract infections and urodynamic tests to determine whether there are functional abnormalities of the bladder, to determine the nerve conduction of the bladder and the coordination of the bladder forceps and urethral sphincter, and to diagnose the presence of overactive bladder. Patients should apply sleep-aid medications such as Valium or dexrazopiclone, both of which can reduce the psychological effects of frequent urination after falling asleep.