Clinical frequency refers to increased frequency of urination. normal adult women urinate 4-6 times a day, if they urinate more than 7 times a day, it is called excessive urination. 30 year old women may urinate frequently for a variety of reasons, such as common acute cystitis, which is caused by a bacterial infection, the most common pathogen being E. coli. The presence of inflammation in the bladder mucosa due to bacterial infection leads to bladder sensitivity, which can easily lead to frequent urination. If a woman has bladder tuberculosis or urinary tract tuberculosis, it can also cause urinary tract irritation symptoms and frequent urination. In addition to this, stress urinary incontinence is also a common cause of frequent urination in women. Patients often have involuntary urination when coughing or laughing. The frequency of urination is also increased by involuntary contraction of the bladder’s detrusor muscle, which causes overactive bladder.