Causes of overactive bladder

Overactive bladder may be related to nerve center and transmission abnormality, urination function degeneration, mood and urination habits.

1. Nerve center and transmission abnormality

When the nerve center and transmission are normal, the bladder can reach the appropriate urine volume and begin to urinate. If abnormal, it will lead to overactive bladder, manifested as frequent micturition, urgency, increased nocturnal urination and urinary incontinence.

2. Urinary

tract infection, reproductive system diseases, can lead to patients without conscious control of urination.

3.

Abnormal anxiety, emotional tension, worry about urination pain, etc., may affect normal urination and cause overactive bladder.