Temporary solutions for urination include hot compresses, changing position or posture, and catheterization. 1. Hot compresses: use a warm towel to apply hot compresses to the lower abdomen, which can induce the urinary reflex to promote the flow of urine, remember to prevent burns. 2. Change position: many people are not accustomed to suddenly bedridden, resulting in bedridden urinary urine, this time you can get out of bed to help urination. 3. Catheterization: After routine disinfection of the perineum, a sterile catheter is inserted through the urethra, which can quickly allow urine to be discharged. This is a therapeutic procedure and should be performed by or under the supervision of a professional. In cases of severe urinary tract obstruction or urethral injury that prevents the insertion of a catheter, a suprapubic cystostomy may be needed to assist in the drainage of urine. Warm tips: there are many reasons why you can’t urinate, we recommend that you visit the hospital as soon as possible to clarify the cause, so as not to delay your condition.