Possible reasons why women keep wanting to urinate: First, there is an infection of the urinary tract, when there is a frequent desire to urinate, which can be accompanied by symptoms such as incomplete urination or painful urination and lumbago, which need to be further diagnosed by routine urine laboratory tests and urine culture tests. Second, there may be stones, tumors, polyps and other irritating lesions in the urinary tract, thus leading to increased local mucosal irritation, frequent urination or frequent feeling of desire to urinate, and may be accompanied by abnormal urination, such as frequent urination, urinary urgency, painful urination, or symptoms such as meatus hematuria, lumbago, fever, etc. Ultrasound or CT examination of the urinary system is needed to rule out any of the above factors. Third, overactive bladder syndrome, due to excessive and frequent contraction of the bladder forced urinary muscles, when frequent urination occurs, usually not accompanied by symptoms such as painful urination, lumbar pain and fever. Routine urine and urine culture tests generally show no signs of infection, and further urodynamic testing is needed to clarify the presence of unstable or excessive and frequent contractions of the bladder forcing muscles.