Frequent Urination
Needing to urinate more frequently than usual is known as frequent urination. It is the inability to control the bladder because of an unexpected urge. As a result, it may feel like the bladder is quite full, which can be uncomfortable. The classic symptom of an overactive bladder (OAB) is frequent urination. Another typical reason for frequent urination is urinary tract infections.
Microorganisms, which are mostly bacteria, can cause urinary tract infections. Although urethral and bladder infections are the most frequent locations for UTIs, the ureters can also get infected, which can lead to kidney infection. E. coli is responsible for more than 90 percent of cases of bladder infection. This bacterium is generally located within the intestines.
Women experience UTIs more frequently than men. Because of a shorter urethra, women are more at risk. Bacteria do not have to travel far before manifesting symptoms of a urinary tract infection. Common symptoms include the urge to urinate frequently, pain during urination, and lower back pain. Treatment for urinary tract infections (UTIs) often works effectively. Before treatment for a UTI, it is normal to experience discomfort. But after determining the cause and the proper antibiotic has been prescribed, the symptoms should start to improve.
