The symptoms of frequent, urgent and stinging urination in women are usually first considered to be caused by urinary tract infections. Women are more prone to urinary tract infections compared to men due to the difference in their physiological anatomy, and common diseases include acute urethritis and acute bacterial cystitis. In addition, other lesions, such as urethral stones, urethral polyps and even urethral cancer may also cause women to develop the above symptoms: 1. Acute urethritis: Due to the shorter urethra of women, coupled with a weak sense of self-protection, high-risk sexual behavior or multiple sexual partners, as well as when they come into contact with items such as clothing and towels containing pathogenic bacteria, they are susceptible to Gram-negative diplococci, which can cause women to develop acute urethritis, which can result in The symptoms of frequent urination, urinary urgency, urinary stinging, accompanied by urethral itching and urethral discharge; 2, acute bacterial cystitis: such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus and other bacteria are more common pathogenic bacteria, if you do not pay attention to personal local hygiene caused by bacterial infection, or due to pregnancy, menopause women’s body hormone secretion level changes, can lead to the occurrence of cystitis, so that women appear frequent urination The symptoms of urinary frequency, urinary urgency, urinary stabbing pain, and diabetes, AIDS women and other immunocompromised people have a higher prevalence; 3, urethral stones: if women’s daily diet favors high protein, high calcium, high sodium and drink less water, or the existence of urethral diverticula, urethral foreign body and urethrovaginal fistula and other special circumstances, may appear urethral stones, in addition to the symptoms of urinary frequency, urinary urgency, urinary stabbing pain can also lead to patients with significant Urethral polyp: It is a benign tumor in the urethra, mostly related to urinary tract infection, trauma and other factors, which leads to frequent, urgent and stabbing urination, and some female patients may also have the symptoms of hematuria; 5. In addition to urinary frequency, urinary urgency and stinging pain, women may also have symptoms such as urethral bleeding and local swelling, and in the advanced stage, weight loss and urinary retention can be seen. Therefore, when women have symptoms of frequent, urgent and stabbing urination, they should go to the urology department in time to clarify the cause of the disease before symptomatic treatment. In daily life, it is also necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear regularly, and drink more water.