Patient's question:
No symptoms, just need to urinate every one or two hours, and a lot of urine. It's been like this for a while.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: There are many reasons for frequent urination, including neurological and psychological factors, post-illness weakness, parasitic diseases, etc. For children with frequent urination, it is necessary to rule out urinary tract infections, local inflammation of the external genitalia or penis.Advice: Fruits like watermelon, winter melon, red beans, and grapes can cause frequent urination even in healthy individuals when consumed in excess. Therefore, pregnant women who already suffer from frequent urination may experience worsened symptoms if they eat these fruits. Of course, these foods are not inherently harmful, and it is advisable to consume them in moderation, especially when it is inconvenient to use the restroom frequently while traveling or elsewhere. It is generally fine to eat them in small amounts on a regular basis.