Urinary urgency in women can be seen in the following diseases. I. Urethral cystitis. II. Overactive bladder disorder. III. Urethral syndrome. IV. Urological tuberculosis. Treatment of the four diseases varies. If caused by cystitis, oral antibiotic treatment is recommended for five days; if combined with upper urinary tract pyelonephritis, it is recommended to check blood, urine routine, microbiological culture of middle urine, and usually requires intravenous antibiotics, penicillin or cephalosporins for two weeks; overactive bladder syndrome needs to exclude neurological factors. If it is caused by urethral syndrome, usually seen in menopausal women, urinary routine can be completely normal, only discomfort in urination, can be observed, by drinking more water, diligent urination, light diet, avoiding spicy and stimulating food, most can be completely relieved; such as tuberculosis caused by tuberculosis urinary tract infection, this needs active anti-tuberculosis treatment.