The reason why you urinate, very uncomfortable

Video content is professionally consulted by Master, Doctor Le Phuc Lien - Department of General Surgery - Vinmec Central Park International General Hospital

A lot of people don't know "what is diarrhea?". In fact, this is a disease that not only affects activities and quality of life, but can also be a warning sign of some dangerous kidney problems.

When urinating, the patient will have symptoms such as:
Urinating many times, usually more than 7 times during the day and more than 2 times at night. The feeling of urinating comes on suddenly, it's very difficult to hold back, you may leak urine if you can't go right away. Urine is cloudy, foamy, or even bloody. Burning pain when urinating and lower abdominal pain. There may be vomiting, fever, fatigue, weight loss, back or hip pain. According to MSc Le Phuc Lien - Vinmec Central Park, normal people will urinate about 8 times/day, and for those with frequent urination, the frequency of urination may be more than 8 times.
Causes of painful urination and painful urination in men can be due to:
Enlarged prostate gland; Irritable bladder syndrome; For women, the cause of frequent urination and painful urination can be:
Urinary tract infection; Bladder infections; Urinary tract infection. For pregnant women, the cause of urinary incontinence may be due to the large fetus causing bladder compression, hormonal changes during pregnancy... Diarrhea and painful urination may be normal physiological phenomena during pregnancy. . However, if this phenomenon is accompanied by abnormally colored urine, pregnant women need to monitor and seek medical attention promptly because it may be a warning sign of an infection in the body.
Some subjects at high risk of urinary incontinence are:
Women have more frequent urination than men because they have gone through the process of giving birth The elderly and children often have weaker bladders, so they are more prone to urinary tract infections. . People with neurological diseases, diabetes, hypertension, overweight, obesity. Doctors have recommended some of the following measures to improve urinary incontinence, including:
Minimize drinks and foods that have a diuretic effect or stimulate bladder activity such as carbonated drinks. carbonated, caffeine, artificial sweeteners, spicy foods... Exercise pee: You should make a habit of urinating at fixed times. When you have frequent urination, the interval between each urination is very short, try to extend it gradually. This allows the bladder to hold water for a longer time, reducing the frequency of urination. Drink enough water each day to avoid constipation or urinating too much. Do not drink water before going to bed to avoid waking up in the middle of the night.