The fact that you can’t get up at night and urinate frequently during the day doesn’t necessarily mean that you have prostatitis. You can’t rely on a single symptom to determine prostatitis, and the fact that you can’t get up at night and urinate frequently during the day can be a normal physiological phenomenon, but you can’t rule out the fact that it’s an overactive bladder, a urinary tract infection, and other pathologic factors. The actual fact that you can’t get up at night and urinate frequently during the day is a good idea, as well as the fact that the doctor will need to make sure that the patient’s medical history and clinical manifestations, in particular overactive bladder and urinary tract infections, can be clarified through the use of urine, urine microalbumin tests, and cytological examinations. The frequent urination during the day without getting up at night may also be a normal physiological situation, such as drinking too much water during the day, emotional stress and other causes of frequent urination during the day without getting up at night. Frequent urination during the day without getting up at night may also be caused by overactive bladder or urinary tract infection. 1. Overbladder syndrome: if the patient bladder urethral muscle dysfunction phenomenon, will lead to the bladder over-sensitive, only a little urinary sensation, will stimulate the bladder to urinate. 2. Urinary tract infection: If the patient’s urethra is invaded by bacteria, there are upward infections, bloodstream infections and other invasions of the human body, ultimately leading to the patient to appear at night without getting up during the day urinary frequency symptoms. It is recommended that patients should seek timely medical examination to identify the cause of the disease and treatment after eliminating physiological factors.