If you can’t urinate after the intubation is removed, you can improve your symptoms by local massage, hot compresses or reintubation. 1. Local massage: massage the bladder area of the lower abdomen to promote the discharge of urine through pressure, be careful to avoid excessive force. 2. Local hot compresses: Use hot water bags to apply hot compresses to the lower abdomen for 5 to 10 minutes to relax the urethral sphincter and promote urine drainage. 3. Re-intubation: If you have not urinated for a long period of time, and you feel uncomfortable, you can re-intubate the urinary catheter to drain the urine and improve the edema. The inability to urinate for a short period of time after removing the urinary catheter may be caused by the irritation of the urethra or psychological disorder, which is generally a normal phenomenon. If the patient is unable to urinate normally for a long period of time, the patient should inform the doctor in time to clarify the cause of the disease and treat it as soon as possible.