Symptoms of bladder problems in women

Female bladder problems may occur frequent micturition, urgency, pain, incontinence, dysuria and other symptoms. 1. Frequent micturition always feels the need to urinate frequently, even if it has just finished urinating. This may be due to bladder stimulation, so that its sensitivity increases, or bladder capacity decreases. For example, cystitis, inflammation stimulation can cause frequent micturition; Bladder stones, etc., may also cause frequent urination. 2. Urgency suddenly produces a strong, uncontrollable desire to urinate. It usually occurs at the same time as frequent urination, and the patient may feel embarrassed and inconvenient because of urgency. This often indicates excessive bladder activity or the presence of acute urinary tract infections. 3. Pain in the urethra, urethra or lower abdomen when urinating. Urinary pain may be mild discomfort, may also be severe pain, may be accompanied by burning sensation. More due to urinary system inflammation, stones and other stimuli caused. 4. Urinary incontinence in involuntary cases of urine leakage. Common stress urinary incontinence, that is, cough, sneeze, laugh and other abdominal pressure increased urine overflow; Urgent urinary incontinence is characterized by sudden strong urinary incontinence followed by mixed urinary incontinence. This may be related to bladder detrusor dysfunction, pelvic floor muscle relaxation, etc. 5. Dysuria includes urination effort, slow urine flow, urine line thinning, urination interruption, etc. May be due to bladder outlet obstruction, such as bladder neck obstruction, urethral stricture, etc., may also be caused by bladder contraction weakness.