It’s getting colder.
The number of visits to the urinary-control clinic has been increasing.
Most of the reason is the problem of urine.
Especially when you pee at night.
It’s getting cold, it’s pissing, it’s pissing.
The first aspect is the cold weather.
The human body increases metabolism in order to maintain normal body temperature. And the metabolism of the human body, the end product has moisture. So increased metabolism means more internal water. In other words, the amount of urine increases. The increase in the overall urine is due to the fact that the urine is relatively constant each time.
However, if the combination has an emergency, it is likely to be a combination of urinary system infections.
Because human immunity may decrease in the event of colder weather conditions, the human body is vulnerable to urinary system infections and, consequently, to urinary emergencies.
3 and the symptoms of bladder overactivity!
Some of the patients themselves suffer from hysteria, and changes in temperature lead to increased symptoms. OAB is a common vesico-functional disorder, characterized by an acute condition of urine. The patient ‘ s specific manifestations and effects include frequent access to the toilet, forced reduction of drinking water, inability to participate in social activities, inability to work long hours, reduced efficiency, fear of leaking urine, avoidance of sexual activity, etc., resulting in a series of psychological disorders that directly affect life and work and create a vicious circle. It sounds like a small thing, but it affects the quality of life. Those who dare to drink more water and take a piss mattress can leave, and serious urinological inflammation can occur, and even affect the kidney function.
Self-assessment of bladder overactivity:
Utility: sudden and forced urination desire, difficult to delay.
Uirate frequency: 8 urinal nitries in the daytime.
The urine is not leaking on its own after the immediate or immediate urination.
The main complaint was that the night-weether-weetering had occurred twice, and approximately 75 per cent of OAB patients were accompanied by night-weeting.
If it’s a bladder hyperactivity disorder, you need to be treated.
Conservative treatments include urine-strangulation training, pelvic muscle training, oral drug treatment, typically M receptor blockers, which can inhibit the constriction of urine muscles, while reducing urination frequency, urination emergencies, and clinically, Totrodine, Solina, etc. The drugs are mainly directed at various symptoms, so as to relieve the symptoms of hysteria in the bladder.
The surgical treatment involves injections of botulinum toxins, gill nervous regulation, which can rebalance abnormal neuroreflection by irritating the gill neurons and regulating the neuroreflection of the bladders, cucumber muscles and pelvis floors associated with urine. There has been a marked improvement in the symptoms of urination, which has gradually returned to normal after the operation as the stimulator continues.
The urinary infection may be treated.
It may be due to low quantities of drinking water and bacterial infections, which can easily lead to multiple urine symptoms. It is recommended that antibiotic drugs be administered under medical supervision.
Reminder: In the case of normal drinking water, there is a high incidence of urine and night urine, which requires an examination of the causes of the disease and individualized treatment.
