Why do you get urinary tract irritation?

Urinary tract irritation mainly includes frequent micturition, urgency, pain and other clinical symptoms. Frequent micturition refers to the obvious increase in the number of times the patient feels the desire to urinate. In severe cases, urgency is a sudden strong desire to urinate, and it is difficult to delay urination by subjective will. In severe cases, it can show urgent urinary incontinence, which often exists at the same time as frequent micturition. Pain in urination refers to urethral pain and burning sensation when urinating. Urinary syndrome is a group of symptoms, not a certain disease. Inflammation of the genitourinary system, tuberculosis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, bladder stones, bladder tumors, prostate tumors and many other diseases will cause urinary tract irritation, so if you show urinary tract irritation, you should seek medical attention in time to clarify the causes of urinary tract irritation and carry out corresponding treatment.