What about dry mouth and frequent urination?

Dry mouth and frequent micturition should be treated differently. If it is caused by endocrine factors like diabetes or pituitary gland, then go to the endocrinology department for treatment. After drugs or surgery, after removing these causes, dry mouth and frequent micturition will be relieved. If it is dry mouth and frequent urination in urology department, that is, dry mouth always occurs every time the amount of urination is very small, and then the amount of urination is very small, and the number of times is very high, generally we will take some beta 3 receptor agonists, or change the habit of urination. For example, normally he goes to the toilet for 15 minutes and 20 minutes. We let him divert his attention, train him to urinate, and at the same time assist some drugs to relax the bladder muscles. The interval between his urination will be extended, from the original 15 or 20 minutes to an hour or even two hours, even to the normal birth interval, after such treatment. Of course, if we still can't solve this problem with drugs, then we'll consider surgery. Generally, we can consider injecting some botulinum toxin into the bladder to block the muscles and sensory nerves of the bladder and let the bladder relax. If it doesn't work, we can consider making a bladder pacemaker. We can put an electrode on the nerve controlling the bladder. Through the stimulation of the electrode, we can cover up the nerve impulse transmitted to the brain, which can relax the bladder. This can relieve the symptoms of frequent urination.