Patient's question:
My daughter has been experiencing frequent urination recently, and she doesn't drink much water either. She had frequent urination before, and it went away on its own without medication. This time, it's more severe. What could be the reasons for the recurrence of frequent urination? What specific tests should she undergo?Doctor's answer:
So, what are the reasons for the recurrence of frequent urination? In recent years, due to reduced life and work pressure, some people have felt anxious and irritable. And experiments have shown that people who are in a state of prolonged irritability and anxiety have a higher probability of frequent urination compared to others. Because when people are anxious and agitated, they are easily prone to neurasthenia, and once neurasthenia occurs, they often feel the urge to urinate. Improper diet In the food we consume daily, some have diuretic effects, such as tomatoes, watermelon, bitter gourd, winter melon, and hawthorn, among others.