Frequent, urgent, and incomplete urination is commonly associated with prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and urethritis, and can occur in people of all ages. Most of the frequent, urgent and incomplete urination in young men is caused by prostatitis. Most can be relieved by improving their lifestyle, such as drinking plenty of water, reducing sitting, and exercising more, or they can use antibiotics with cleansing diuretics to relieve their symptoms. For older men, incomplete urination is often accompanied by difficulty urinating and increased nocturia, often due to prostate enlargement, and can be improved by taking oral medications such as alpha-blockers, which can stretch smooth muscle and reduce bladder irritation symptoms. For women, frequent, urgent and incomplete urination is mostly caused by urinary tract infections, often accompanied by a burning sensation, which can be accompanied by severe fever, it is recommended to perform antibiotic treatment, timely urine routine and urine culture for effective symptomatic treatment. Drinking plenty of water and flushing the urethra to reduce irritation is also highly recommended. In summary, frequent urination, urgent urination and incomplete urination are common symptoms of the urinary tract. According to the characteristics of each age group and gender, timely medical examination should be conducted to clarify the cause, and effective treatment should be taken to actively treat the symptoms so as to effectively improve them.