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Anonymous users2024-01-24After pregnancy, the blood in the woman's body increases dramatically, causing a large amount of extra fluid to pass through the kidneys"Processing"Later, it enters the bladder, resulting in frequent urination;In addition, the uterus, which gradually expands after pregnancy, compresses the bladder, and the phenomenon of frequent urination naturally occurs. As the pregnancy progresses, the expectant mother's urination frequency and urine output increases, so pregnant women should not feel depressed because of this. Frequent urination is a normal part of pregnancy, it is not accompanied by urgency and pain, and urine tests are abnormal and do not require treatment.
However, urinary tract infections caused by various causes during pregnancy can also cause frequent urination, often accompanied by urgency and painful urination, and abnormal urine tests, which require immediate medical attention.
Hello, there are many reasons for frequent toilet visits, and it is not directly related to whether you are pregnant or not. Most of them are kidney deficiency or urinary tract infections.
It is normal for the enlarged uterus to compress the bladder after pregnancy, and some of the symptoms will disappear with the enlargement of the uterus, but some people will have it throughout pregnancy, as long as there is no painful urination, dysuria generally does not need to be treated.
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This is normal, and the gestational sac getting larger and larger will definitely compress the bladder, causing frequent urination.