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Urology problems in female

Urological Diseases comprise urinary tract infections, kidney stones, prostate problems and bladder control problems. Urologic diseases affect both men and women;however, several women experience urological disorders differently. Several Neurological disorders that are common in women include urinary incontinence and urinary tract infections. Some common female urology problems are as follows:

Overactive bladder

Overactive bladder is the condition in which women feel to pee at all hours. It is a simple side effect of growing older it affects men and women both. Certain lifestyle factor causes this condition like drinking habits, caffeine intake, along with some medications.

Urinary tract infections (UTIs)

It is one of the most common urologic disease, women and experiences foul smelling urine, cloudy urine, accompanied by burning, frequency, urgency and pain in urination.

Urinary incontinence

This condition most often occurs in women in its late 30s and older. This is an unintentional leakage following sneezing, jumping, coughing and laughing. Excessive body weight also leads to this condition in women.

Voiding dysfunction

This is a broad term which includes many conditions where there is poor coordination amid the bladder muscle and the Urethra. Some symptoms include urinary hesitancy, emptying bladder, weak or slow urine stream, urinary frequency or dribbling of urine.

Urethral syndrome

This is a condition that occurs when the Urethra becomes irritated, swells up and tube narrows. The symptoms are somewhat similar to urinary tract infections. This condition can occur in both male and female.

Pregnancy & urinary tract

During pregnancy, a urinary tract infection happens in the body’s urinary system that includes kidneys, bladder, Urethra. Its symptoms include an urgent need to pee, trouble peeing, cramps in the lower back or lower belly cloudy urine.

Interstitial cystitis

It is a chronic balder health problem, also known as bladder pain syndrome. It is the feeling of pressure and pain in the bladder area. The symptoms of this condition range from mild to severe and often come and go.

Pelvic floor dysfunction

This condition occurs when the pelvic muscles that support the bladder, vagina and rectum disrupted and become irritated and inflamed. To pelvic muscles required to urinate well and pass a bowel movement.