Why always want to pee during sex? My urine is yellow and smelly, what's the matter? One article says two or three things about clearing urine

Pee, this thing that we have to do several times a day, seems very common, but in fact contains great principles.

After all, urine is not a "tourist" wandering around in the body, but a lot of hidden health information, which is a "barometer" of human health.

Today, let us "take urine as a mirror" to understand our health~

I always want to go to the bathroom before going to bed.

A sense of ritual that many people must have when sleeping is that they must go to the toilet to pee before going to bed (even if they have just peeed), otherwise they will always feel uneasy.

Is this a bad kidney or obsessive-compulsive disorder?

In fact, there may be three reasons why you always want to pee before going to bed:

① Neurogenic frequent urination, also known as scene polyuria, is a psychological dysuria caused by adverse psychological effects, usually without urinary system disease or injury.

This is common before going to bed, before a meeting, before an exam, and before going out.

②Conditional reflex: The behavior of urinating before going to bed has become a habit. If you do not go to the toilet, it will lead to high mental stress and unable to sleep.

Therefore, it is a good habit to pee before going to bed, which helps to ensure the continuity of sleep.

③The bladder feels too sensitive. When the urine in the bladder of a normal person reaches 100-150ml, the bladder will feel full; when the urine reaches 150-250ml, the person will feel the urge to urinate, and then the urine will be discharged from the body through the toilet.

However, some people have a sensitive bladder. When only a small amount of urine accumulates in the bladder, the urge to urinate will occur, and the toilet needs to be relieved.

Let's draw the key point: If you just want to go to the toilet before going to bed, and you don't have other symptoms, just go to it, don't worry too much.

However, if symptoms such as fever, hematuria, painful urination, dysuria occur at the same time, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible.

Yellow urine, what's wrong with your body?

Under normal circumstances, the color of normal people's urine is pale yellow, but you must know that the color of urine is very "fickle", and it has something to do with your drinking, eating, sweating, etc.

If you sweat more and drink less water, your urine will turn yellow and deep.

For example, the first urine in the morning is darker in color and slightly heavier in smell. This is because people are resting all night and the amount of drinking water is greatly reduced, making the urine concentrated. After drinking more water, the color of urine will become lighter.

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Certain drugs and foods can also make urine yellow.

For example, when you eat a lot of carrots and drink beverages with yellow pigment, your urine will turn bright yellow;

Urine will also turn yellow after taking dysterine, rhubarb, B vitamins, multi-dimensional mixture and other drugs. Generally speaking, urine color will recover naturally after stopping the medication.

However, if the urine turns yellow and brown for a long time, just like strong tea, and is accompanied by other symptoms, such as tiredness at every turn, yellow face, upper abdominal discomfort, etc., it is more likely that the liver or gallbladder has appeared. Question, don't be foolish to think that you just ate something, go to the hospital!

One more sentence: Normal urine is an important channel for the body to "detox", and a temporary change in urine color is not necessarily a reflection of physical problems.

However, if there is no clear cause, or if the urine color continues to be abnormal, it may be that your body is lighting up the "yellow light" to you, and you must seek medical attention as soon as possible. Otherwise, it is likely to be too late when the body turns on the "red light".

Urine smells bad, what's the matter?

In fact, fresh urine does not show up, and some is just a faint smell of ammonia.

The smell of urine is due to the long-lasting urine, the urea gradually decomposes, and the smell of ammonia becomes more and more pungent. Recall if you walk into the urinal that hasn't been flushed for a long time, is the smell hard to say...

And if it is fresh urine, the urine odor has always been strong, and you have not eaten any special food, then you must be alert to the signs of disease.

Chronic cystitis, urinary retention, certain venereal diseases or metabolic disorders may all cause a "sorrowful" smell in fresh urine.

In addition, urine has a long-term smell of apple sweetness, beware of diabetic ketosis; if it has a rancid smell, beware of bacterial infection.

I want to pee when I drink water, is it sick?

Don't worry, it is possible that your body is not short of water when you drink water;

Or, the air conditioner is turned on too low, sweat evaporates less, most of the water excretion work is given to the kidneys, and urine comes naturally.

Therefore, it is completely normal to want to pee after drinking.

However, if you not only want to urinate after drinking water, but also want to urinate at every turn, and urinate more than 8 times a day, it may be caused by frequent urination.

As for the cause of frequent urination, the cause that women see is urinary tract infection. In addition, vaginitis, huge uterine fibroids, and pressure on the bladder by the uterus during pregnancy may all cause frequent urination in women.

For men, prostate problems are the main cause of frequent urination.

Why do you always want to pee in the bath?

Nothing else, it's just because it's too comfortable in the bath~~~

At this time, the cerebral cortex and the muscles that control urination are in a relaxed state, and the central nervous system will not continue to remind you to "hold up the urine" like daily, and the control of urination will be weakened.

In addition, don’t you think the sound of running water in the bath is urinary? Wow!

Why do you always feel urgency when you are in the same room?

Many women may have the feeling that they have already emptied their urine beforehand, and still want to pee when they are in the same room, but when they go to the toilet for a long time, they find that they can't pee at all.

In fact, this is related to the physiological structure of women.

The urethra is similar to the vagina. During sex, the urethra is squeezed, which stimulates the neck, bottom of the bladder, and the receptors in the back of the urethra.

Therefore, this is an "illusion" caused by oppression. If you have already used the toilet before the intercourse, you don't need to care about it, just get used to it.