Women have less urine and feel constipated

In this cold winter, when you are sleeping soundly late at night, you suddenly feel the urge to urinate and have to leave the warm quilt to go to the toilet. I think many women are very unwilling to do so. However, some women don’t know when, when they sleep until late at night, they always feel like urinating, and they feel like they can’t hold it back at all, which makes them very distressed. The editor reminds you that if you keep wanting to urinate late at night for a long time, you may be sick, so ladies should pay attention.

Women always want to urinate late at night or have these two diseases

1. The private parts are infected

If a woman's private parts are not well maintained, it is easy to be infected with bacteria, because it needs to be exposed to a lot of dirt every day, such as secretions and urine. These dirts will always adhere to the outside of the private parts. Over time, it is easy to grow bacteria, and the bacteria will easily crawl into the vagina and cause vaginal infection. Because the urethra and vagina are very close, once inflammation starts, the possibility of urethritis is also very high. If the urethra is inflamed, it is easy to have frequent urination and urgency.

2. Or you have diabetes

People with this disease have sugar in their urine, which has the effect of promoting urination and also aggravates the urge to urinate. This phenomenon is more obvious at night, so it is easy to have the problem of wanting to urinate late at night.

In addition, the editor reminds that if beauties often hold their urine, it will be harmful to the body. Don’t you believe it? Then please take a look at the following detailed introduction:

1. Unable to control urination

Women who often hold their urine will lose control of their urination over time. Holding urine will cause fatigue and lack of strength in controlling the expansion of urine into the urethra.

2. Lower abdominal distension and pain during menstruation

If you often hold your urine, the uterus of a woman is prone to tilting backwards, which will cause the bladder near the uterus to compress the uterus, so that menstruation cannot be discharged normally, resulting in lower abdominal distension and pain, which is what we often call menstrual pain.