What if a woman still has a feeling of holding her urine after urinating?

If a woman still has a feeling of holding urine after urination is completed, it is considered to be complicated with chronic cystitis or bladder emptying disorder and excessive residual urine. It is recommended to conduct urine routine and B-ultrasound residual urine determination. First, if urine routine examination indicates infection, B-ultrasound does not show residual urine, chronic cystitis is considered. Antibiotics are recommended for treatment. After inflammation is controlled, urination and urine holding feeling can be gradually relieved. Second, if the urine routine is normal, B ultrasound shows that residual urine exceeds 50ml or more, it indicates bladder emptying disorder. That is, after urination, part of the urine is still retained in the bladder, resulting in a feeling of suffocation. This situation requires further examination of the urethra to rule out obstruction factors in the urethra. If necessary, indwelling a catheter is required, and further treatment is carried out for the cause to completely cure bladder emptying dysfunction. Further examination for type 2 diabetes or dysfunction of innervation, resulting in bladder contraction dysfunction, resulting in bladder emptying failure and urine retention, requiring hospitalization for further examination and treatment.