Clinical manifestations of urinary tract irritation

Urinary irritation symptoms include frequent micturition, urgency, pain, etc.

1. Frequent micturition is

mainly manifested by increased frequency of urination, shortened time interval between two micturition, and in severe cases, it may be necessary to urinate once every ten minutes.

2. Urgent micturition is manifested

by a desire to urinate, and a slight delay in urine will involuntarily leak out.

3. Urinary pain

is mainly manifested by urethral discomfort when urinating, or urethral burning, or even urethral tingling.

If the patient has urinary tract irritation symptoms, it is often suggested that there is a urinary system disease. It is recommended to seek medical advice in time to clarify the specific cause and then do targeted treatment.