The constant urge to urinate, also known as frequent urination, can be seen caused by several diseases, so the cause needs to be identified and treated symptomatically: first, a routine urine examination can be done to clarify whether the inflammatory frequency of urination is caused by infection, such as cystitis, urethritis, etc. Oral anti-infective drugs can be taken for treatment, such as levofloxacin, norfloxacin, cefixime, cefdinir, etc. Secondly, it can also be seen in endocrine diseases, such as diabetes mellitus and urolithiasis. The former is the need to actively control blood sugar and drink water in time to replenish body water, dilute urine sugar and prevent urinary tract infection, while the latter focuses on clarifying the cause of urosepsis. If it is reduced secretion of antidiuretic hormone, oral desmopressin is needed. Again, frequent dysuria can also be seen in obstructive bladder outlet disorders, such as prostatic hyperplasia, requiring oral treatment with tamsulosin and finasteride. Finally, there is also the possibility of overactive bladder disorder, which can be treated with oral solifenacin. In conclusion, the constant urge to urinate should be treated promptly by seeking medical attention to clarify the cause.