I wanted to go to the toilet not long after drinking water, but I didn t do it for a few minutes

Hello, according to the description of the symptoms you described, it is considered to be caused by a urinary tract infection, and further urinalysis is needed to confirm the diagnosis. The treatment of urinary tract infection also requires further urine bacterial culture and drug susceptibility test, selection of sensitive antibiotic treatment according to the results of the examination, drinking plenty of water, contraindication of spicy and irritating foods, abstinence from smoking and alcohol, and attention to personal hygiene. I hope my answer is helpful to you and I wish you a speedy recovery!

This is a symptom of intestinal dysfunction and poor digestive function, that is, the spleen and stomach weakness mentioned in traditional Chinese medicine, so there will be stomach discomfort and want to defecate after meals.

I don't know if you are a man or a woman, it may be kidney deficiency, I also have this problem, I drink a lot of water, and I go to the toilet a lot.

This is because drinking alcohol disrupts the body's normal function of controlling the urge to urinate, and alcohol disrupts the body's need for water because the brain and kidneys work together in real time to keep fluid flowing in the body. The brain produces antidiuretic hormone, which prevents a person from urinating. However, when alcohol is consumed, the amount of antidiuretic hormone produced by the brain is not as high as it is to achieve the desired controlled urination. >>>More

Maybe you're drinking less, so as soon as you drink water, your kidneys tell your brain that there's water! Divide me up, the toxins here need to be expelled. Hehe, if you usually drink less water, then the first two days of drinking enough water will be more urine than usual, and the body water volume will adjust and balance ......If you drink 2L of water a day, you can run to the toilet 4-6 times at most......To replenish water, half an hour before meals and just falling asleep is the best time to drink water, drink 500ML in the morning, drink 300ML before lunch and dinner, make up 300ML at 3-4 o'clock after lunch break, drink 300ML an hour before going to bed is almost enough, urinate before going to bed at night, and sleep soundly at night.