Frequent urination during pregnancy is classified as physiological or pathological. Frequent urination occurs during pregnancy because the growing uterus presses on the nearby organs, resulting in a decrease in bladder volume. This condition is physiological and usually does not require special treatment. You should try not to stand or sit for long periods of time, and try to rest in a left-sided position to reduce the frequency of urination. If there is frequent urination, accompanied by painful sensation when urinating, it is considered to be a urinary tract infection. You can reduce the symptoms by drinking more water to promote metabolism and flush the urethra. If you feel that the frequency of urination is too serious, you need to check the urine routine to determine the condition and then take measures for symptomatic treatment.