Frequent urination, also known as frequent urination, can be divided into physiological and pathological. Physiological frequent urination can be caused by excessive drinking, nervousness or cold climate, but each urine volume is more or less normal, and there is no other discomfort, also due to pregnancy leading to frequent urination, generally no other symptoms without special intervention. Pathologically, there are more concomitant symptoms that need to be treated: 1. Symptom causes: 1. Urinary system diseases: Mostly seen in nephritis, cystitis, urethritis, etc., due to the inflammatory response to stimulate the bladder resulting in frequent urination, but each urine volume is small, mostly accompanied by urinary urgency and pain; female gynecological diseases are mostly due to physiological structure triggered by urinary tract infection, which can be accompanied by symptoms such as urinary urgency, painful urination, and even hematuria; 2. Neurological diseases: such as neurogenic bladder etc., frequent urination accompanied by less urination, but generally not accompanied by urinary urgency and pain; 3, endocrine system diseases: mostly seen in diseases such as diabetes mellitus and uropathy, where the number of urination increases along with the volume of urination, and generally have a history of related diseases; 4, other: men are also seen in prostatitis; older men can experience frequent urination due to diseases such as prostate enlargement, accompanied by symptoms such as weakness in urination, increased nocturia and low urine volume; trauma to the urethra and nerves The trauma of the urethra and nerves can also cause frequent urination, mostly with a history of trauma. 2, drug treatment: 1, anti-infection: antibiotics are mostly used for anti-infection treatment, commonly used drugs include levofloxacin, doxycycline hydrochloride, erythromycin enteric soluble tablets, minocycline hydrochloride, cefoperazone, etc.; 2, treatment of primary diseases: if there are primary diseases such as diabetes mellitus, strict control of blood glucose is required, and metformin, acarbose, etc. are used to control blood glucose as prescribed by the doctor, and insulin can be injected for treatment if necessary. The uremia can be treated with desmopressin, chlorosulfopropurea and other drugs for anti-diuretic treatment, and also for the cause of the disease; 3, surgical treatment: if you have prostatic hyperplasia and other diseases and meet the indications for surgery, you can relieve the symptoms of frequent urination through surgical treatment, such as transurethral resection of the prostate, etc.