Can urinary tract neurosis heal itself?

Urinary neurosis

is a psychological disease characterized by urinary tract irritation symptoms, usually not accompanied by organic lesions. For patients with this disease, if the symptoms are mild, after timely self-regulation, including maintaining a good mental state, adequate sleep, moderate exercise, etc., with the extension of time, most can achieve the effect of self-healing. However, if the patient's symptoms are severe, the possibility of self-healing is usually small, and clinical intervention, including medication and psychotherapy, is usually required to promote recovery.