The cause of frequent urination in female patients is urinary tract infection, which is a very common disease among women because of their physiological structure. For the treatment of urinary tract infection, levofloxacin or fosfomycin is recommended, which is usually taken for about 3-7 days. If urinary tract infection is ruled out and there is still significant urinary frequency, it may be a diagnosis of overactive bladder disorder. The cause of this disease is still unclear, and it may be due to abnormal contracture of the bladder forceps muscle that causes the symptoms of frequent urination. Treatment is mainly based on M-blockers, more commonly tolterodine or solifenacin. Some non-urinary system diseases may also cause patients to have symptoms of frequent urination, more common is diabetes mellitus, which often manifests itself as excessive drinking and polyuria.