The urgent need to urinate without holding it may be caused by pelvic floor muscle relaxation, inflammation or tumors.
1. Pelvic floor muscle relaxation: after a woman gives birth to a child, the pelvic floor muscles may cause some damage, which can easily cause the pelvic floor muscle fibers to break down, resulting in the phenomenon of pelvic floor muscle relaxation, and in severe cases, urinary incontinence and urinary leakage may occur, because the pelvic floor muscle relaxation may also appear to be unable to hold the urine.
2. Inflammation: Urethritis and cystitis can also cause urinary urgency and inability to hold urine, accompanied by frequent and painful urination.
3. Tumor: patients with prostate tumor or tumor around the bladder will also have the situation of not being able to hold their urine, the tumor pressure on the bladder will lead to a decline in the patient’s urinary storage function, resulting in patients not being able to hold their urine.
There are many reasons why the urgency to urinate is not held, if this symptom or other discomforts occur frequently, it may be caused by diseases, and patients need to go to the hospital for exact examination and treatment.