Patient's question:
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Thank you to the doctor for answering my question quickly – how to treat and prevent it.
Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women may experience varying degrees of urinary frequency during the early and late stages of pregnancy. In the early stages, urinary frequency is primarily caused by changes in the body's hormone levels. In the later stages, it is mainly due to the fetus gradually descending into the pelvis, compressing the bladder and causing the urge to urinate. Pregnant women should pay attention to preventing urinary tract infections. They should drink more plain water to increase urine output, change and wash underwear daily, and clean the external genital area with warm water at least 1-2 times a day. Additionally, sexual activity should be moderate. Usually, urinary frequency is just a result of frequent urination, and the body does not exhibit other symptoms or discomfort. If you experience pain or a burning sensation during urination or other abnormal symptoms, seek medical help immediately. Urinary abnormalities should be checked by a hospital in a timely manner, as delaying the condition may affect other organs such as the kidneys.