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Urinary retention is called ischuria. It is rare among female representatives, but it creates severe discomfort due to the inability to empty a full bladder.
The pathology can be acute - it occurs unexpectedly and abruptly, or it can be chronic, developing gradually. For women's health the disease is dangerous.
The process of urination is delayed in women if:
- the urinary tract is blocked by mechanical obstacles in the form of stones, tumors;
- spinal cord or brain injured due to cancer;
- influence prevails reflex factors– had a difficult birth, surgical intervention in the organs of the reproductive system, spinal anesthesia, experienced prolonged stress, the patient spent a long time in a supine position;
- severe poisoning from drugs or alcoholic beverages is observed.
Sometimes there can be several reasons at once, which significantly complicates the situation and requires urgent treatment.
What are the symptoms of urine retention?
Problems with its outflow are accompanied by characteristic signs:
- gagging;
- difficult bowel movement;
- muscle weakness;
- increased frequency of urge to urinate, most often at night;
- loss of interest in food;
- heat;
- insomnia or excessive sleepiness.
If at least a few of the above symptoms appear, you should immediately contact a specialist.
Acute delay and its features
The causes of its appearance are most often injuries, poisoning, diseases of the central nervous system, operations affecting the pelvic organs, inflammation or infection with pathogenic flora. It is characterized by suddenness and a sharp feeling of discomfort.
If the disease is associated with oncology or stones in the bladder, the consequences can be negative for neighboring organs and the entire body as a whole. Acute ischuria may be full or partial.
If the delay in emptying the bladder is complete, there will be no urine output at all. With partial or incomplete outflow of urine, it is released in small doses, which almost does not reduce the contents of an overfilled bladder. When this organ long time does not empty, its walls are overstretched, muscle fibers are deformed, the sphincter loses its elasticity. Then it begins to contract periodically, releasing urine in small quantities, but this does not make it smaller in the bladder, because a new one gradually resides. Overstretched walls of the organ begin to cause discomfort.
What to do if the outflow of urine is impossible?
You won’t be able to cope with the pathology on your own; you only need medical help. You should not delay contacting a specialist. You need to express your complaints as accurately as possible, provide information about what diseases you have suffered before, and once again you are worried about the problem with ischuria.
After an examination, which includes palpation of the bladder, blood and urine tests. This way the doctor will receive a detailed picture of the disease and find out what exactly provokes disturbances in the functioning of the excretory system. Sometimes an ultrasound examination is prescribed, which should also not be neglected. This will allow you to find out how enlarged the bladder is, what type of fluid is in it, and what condition the kidneys are in.
What treatment is needed?
After the first symptoms of the disease appear, it is advisable for a woman to immediately visit a specialist. A therapist or urologist can help. Treatment of urinary retention should not be delayed, otherwise there is a risk of infection and the development of purulent processes. They can only help you in a hospital setting.
In order to empty the bladder, inside the organ a catheter is inserted. Then it is removed. In rare cases, the catheter may need to be left in place for a couple of days. Then it is necessary to periodically wash it with antiseptic drugs. During this period, the patient should be under the supervision of a doctor.
Tablets for ischuria
When the disruption of urine outflow is chronic, you cannot do without medication. Their action will be aimed at relaxing the sphincter. Then the bladder will empty regularly, without outside help.
Prescription of tablets is possible only after a full examination– taking tests, undergoing an ultrasound examination.
When using a catheter, you need to take uroseptics - drugs that accumulate in urine and destroy pathogenic microorganisms inside the affected organ.
Folk remedies for normalizing urine flow
Their action can only be complex, as an addition to taking medications and medical procedures. Elderberry or horsetail, brewed with a glass of boiling water, help well.
Get rid of from bladder fullness possible by using a warm compress that is applied to the area abdominal cavity and backs. You can brew a rosehip decoction - 20 berries per 200 ml of water. Take it three times a day. Helps Fresh Juice celery. It is drunk 20 ml on an empty stomach before meals. It is possible to treat ischuria exclusively with folk remedies only at its first symptoms, when the disease is not advanced. In other cases, medical intervention cannot be avoided.
The urge to urinate under normal conditions in men and women develops strictly when the bladder is full. No specialist can say how often they should appear, because individual characteristics Each organism sets its own rhythm for performing internal processes. Some people go to the toilet only 5 times a day, others need about ten visits. Of course, you should also take into account the volume of fluid you drink, but if it remains unchanged, and the frequency of urges increases and reaches 15 times, then most likely some pathological disorder has occurred.
If you notice a similar sign in yourself, then you should immediately evaluate the quality characteristics of your urine. You need to pay attention to its color (normally the color ranges from straw to brown) and the smell (in healthy people it is not pronounced and not sharp). Observe what sensations accompany urination, whether you experience any discomfort, pain or other non-specific phenomena. Be sure to mention each of them.
In the medical reference book, frequent urination is given a special term - pollakiuria. But it is worth considering that it may be the result physiological characteristics, or still a symptom of a disorder.
The first includes:
The mechanism for the development of an increased urge to urinate in women and men lies in irritation of the bladder or urethra, often caused by inflammation or infection.
A huge number of receptors are concentrated at the neck of the bladder. They are needed in order to respond to the stretching of the muscle fibers of the organ and transmit information to the brain that it is time to empty it. If there is any negative impact to these “sensors”, they will send false and excessively frequent data, which in the cerebral cortex will be taken as a signal about a full bladder, which is why the person will have an irresistible urge to urinate. This adversely affects the patient’s well-being, but you will find out what the reason for this deviation is further.
If frequent urges
Every person can find out what a frequent urge to urinate is, even in childhood.
This phenomenon occurs equally often in both sexes. There are even common pathological causes, which we will talk about now.
Speaking about specific causes of frequent urination that concern only women, we can highlight gynecological diseases, such as:
In men, the urge to urinate can be affected by problems with the prostate gland, such as inflammation of the prostate gland - prostatitis, tissue proliferation - adenoma, or tumor formation. Since the prostate surrounds the urethral canal, an increase in its size can narrow the lumen of the urethra, thereby impairing the outflow of urine.
Urge to urinate without releasing urine
False urges to urinate can be a sign of a disorder, since normally, when they appear, the bladder should be completely emptied. It is appropriate to talk about them in cases where, when going to the toilet, there is no urine at all, or very little of it.
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Ask your questionQuestions and answers on: no urine in the bladder
2012-02-16 05:32:03
Vladimir asks:
Hello. I am 52 years old. I read all the questions and answers.
There are some things. I have questions for you: - Why do severe pains occur in the urethra with a return to the head of the penis when you want to fart, i.e. when gases pass?
When pushing (mostly), mucus (sperm) is released in small quantities with pain in the head. There is a frequent desire to go small (pee) but there is no urine. When the bladder is emptied, the urine flows sluggishly, you have to push. After finishing, urine is still released. We have to wait for two minutes.
What is this connected with? Could this happen from hypothermia of the feet? I take medications.Answers Brezitsky Yuri Iosifovich:
Hello. This is most likely due to the prostate. A number of studies are needed: total urine, total blood, blood PSA, ultrasound of the prostate, digital rectal examination, maybe R-graphy of the pelvic bones, and a number of others.
2011-08-18 23:40:35
Anna asks:
Hello, several times after sex the urine was red (only the first urination). There is no pain, no frequent urge to go to the toilet, no itching, no burning. I had an ultrasound of my bladder and kidneys and visited a gynecologist - nothing was found. Happens only after sex. Sometimes (very rarely) there is a feeling of pulling in the navel area.
Please tell me what this could be and which doctor to contact.
Thank you2009-06-29 23:52:09
Kate asks:
Hello! I am bothered by pain before (not often), during and after urination in the urethra. At the age of 17 (three years ago) I was diagnosed with chronic pyelonephritis. Exacerbations occur regularly, mainly before menstruation. Cutting pain during and stabbing pain or burning after urination. Sometimes the left side of my back hurts. Helps reduce symptoms a large number of water. No abnormalities or diseases were found in gynecology. Tests for all kinds of sexually transmitted infections are negative. The only thing that worries me with particular regularity is thrush. But some gynecologists claim that this is vaginal dysbiosis, since thrush was sometimes not confirmed by tests. I treated both, but everything still repeats itself every month ((. According to urine tests, there is an increased content of leukocytes, but recently the same symptoms have been observed with a normal analysis! They did a cystoscopy - there are no pronounced changes. An ultrasound of the bladder indicates signs of cervical cystitis. Ultrasound of the kidneys: RD-15? RS-19 mm. Its echogenicity is increased.
Tell me what to do?? What else could this look like? I can’t suffer anymore... Thank you in advance!Answers Velichko Marina Borisovna:
Good afternoon. Do a urine culture tank. Most likely, you are constantly not receiving additional treatment. In such cases, long-term prophylaxis is recommended with small doses of an antibiotic sensitive to the identified pathogen (up to 3 months in the evening) or cranberry juice up to 300 ml/day.
2016-10-18 13:43:02
Nadezhda asks:
Hello! Worries frequent urination during the day (especially when shaking or active walking). At first they diagnosed OAB, but then they understood the symptoms in more detail (I don’t have imperative urges + if I sit comfortably, I can tolerate it for 2 hours), but when I travel in public transport or walk quickly the situation worsens, so they made another diagnosis - uraturia. I took tests: OAM (everything is normal except for the presence of an increased number of red blood cells and protein, and urate salts) + urine test according to Nechiparenko (red blood cells 3000! when the norm is 1000). LHC culture of urine and gynecological - clean. Ultrasound of the kidneys and bladder (there are a lot of microliths in both kidneys measuring 1-2 mm, urine passage is not disturbed, residual urine is normal (after urination), the renal pelvis is visualized at 1.6 cm (the doctor said that normally they are not visible on ultrasound). I removed all meat and fish broths, tea from the diet (I only drink herbal and rosehip decoctions with lemon), natural coffe, I only eat chicken (breast) 2 times a week. After taking phytolysin, the lower back begins to ache a little, but without acute pain. There are three questions: 1. Why are the renal pelvis visible on ultrasound?2. How long can sand come out if there is a lot of it and how quickly does it form? 3. Could I have “collected” sand in my kidneys during pregnancy, since the problems began six months after the birth of the child?
Answers Zhosan Dmitry Alexandrovich:
Hello. #Cavity systems of the kidneys can always be seen on ultrasound. #Increased sand discharge may indicate that the metabolism is disturbed, I advise you to take a more careful look at the issue of nutrition (first, consult a nutritionist-nutritionist). Do not forget about drinking 1.5-2 liters of water per day. #I advise you to review your salt transport.
2016-10-03 11:31:05
Julia asks:
Good afternoon Your advice is urgently needed. Is it necessary to stitch up the kidney (the doctor said that in principle there are indications, but you have to decide for yourself) and most importantly, is it possible to plan your first pregnancy with such a diagnosis and research results?
Ultrasound result: Signs of grade 2 nephroptosis on the right. The right kidney is lowered by 7 cm, increased mobility, with smooth, clear contours, size 108.0x39.0. The parenchyma is of medium echogenicity, homogeneous echostructure, normal thickness - 14.5 mm. The parenchyma/CL ratio is 2.0:1. The FLS is moderately expanded, increased echogenicity, homogeneous echostructure. The upper group of cups is expanded to 8.0 mm in diameter. IN middle group cups, a hypoechoic formation with a weak acoustic shadow, measuring 4.8 mm in diameter, is located. Hyperechoic inclusions up to 3.0 mm in diameter are located in the structure of the CLS.
The left kidney is located typically, mobility is within normal limits, with smooth, clear contours, 109.0*38.0. The parenchyma is of medium echogenicity, homogeneous echostructure, normal thickness - 14.5 mm. The parenchyma/CL ratio is 2.0:1. The CL is not dilated, has increased echogenicity, has a homogeneous echostructure, and in places has a double contour. Hyperechoic inclusions up to 3.3 mm in diameter are located in the structure of the mandibular joint.
The adrenal gland area has not changed, additional education not identified.Results of intravenous urography:
The shape and size of the kidneys are preserved. On the right, the upper group of cups is expanded. The lower pole of the right kidney while standing is lowered to the L5 vertebra. On the left, the CLS is not dilated, the ureter is normotonic, and the outflow is not impaired. The bladder is of the correct shape.Blood biochemistry results are within normal limits.
Urine culture is negative.
In general, urine tests often show elevated protein (0.1 g/l), urine pH is usually 5.5 or 6.0. Red blood cells are usually elevated from 10.4 to 304.50 cells/μl (normal is 0-31). Usually increased after yoga classes.
There are pains in the lower back and sacrum on the right. Usually after a long walk. Since childhood, I often go to the toilet (more often than average people). For the last six months I have been trying to drink a lot - up to 2.5 liters per day. There is no swelling. I take Canephron in courses.
Age 25, height 162, weight 47. No full family ((Answers Mazaeva Yulia Alexandrovna:
Good afternoon, it is not a fact that the operation will help you in any way, especially since the degree of prolapse is small. Also consult a nephrologist about urine test results to rule out nephropathy or glomerulonephritis.
2016-09-26 09:42:50
Baur asks:
Good afternoon I am 22 years old. The genitourinary system is disturbing. Symptoms: I often go to the toilet in small quantities, the stream is thin, the pressure is weak, a little urine comes out, I wake up at night with the desire to empty myself automatically, the feeling that the bladder is not completely emptied. Libido disappears because strong desire not if there is no girlfriend. Sex without strong emotions, as if sensitivity had disappeared. A little sperm comes out too. After sex, I want to go out a little. About 4 years ago I was diagnosed with congestive prostatitis. I took medications, injections, and mud baths. No changes. Tell me, what could it be? Problems with the bladder or the excretory tract is overgrown or clogged. Thank you.
Answers Medical consultant of the website portal:
Hello Baur! Most likely, you have a relapse of prostatitis. As for the urinary tract, they cannot become overgrown or “clogged.” Go for examination to a urologist - most likely you will need complex treatment for chronic prostatitis. Take care of your health!
2016-02-27 17:03:06
Evgeniya asks:
Hello. After sexual intercourse I experience discomfort in the genitals and a burning sensation in the urinary canal. Ultrasound of the kidneys is normal. The urine culture tank is clean. In a smear from cervical canal leukocytes are more in the field of view. We found Staphylococcus 10 to 4.1 degree. Sensitivity to the antibiotic Levofloxacin was detected, treatment was carried out with Vagilac, Lactonorm, Genferon, Derinat was injected, and multivitamins were taken. There are no other STDs. Nothing worries the sexual partner, there are no STDs, leukocytes are normal. The treatment did not help, but he did not undergo treatment. I experience a frequent urge to urinate, a feeling of a full bladder, there are small white blood cells in the urine, but they quickly go away after drinking fruit juice or grass. Minor erosion was detected. I take Jess Plus. Please comment on the situation.
Answers Wild Nadezhda Ivanovna:
If everything is so good and there is no infection, then why are you asking?... What is the point of treatment if the sexual partner did not take anything??? If the entire field of view in the smear is covered with leukocytes, it means there is an infection and the presence of an “STD” cannot be denied. If you have cervical erosion, then you need to contact the cervical pathology office for colposcopy. Be examined for ureaplasmosis, chlamydia, HPV, herpes, repeat the culture of the secretions. It is advisable to do it correctly and prepare properly. If an infection is detected, treatment should be carried out in parallel with the sexual partner.
2016-02-05 12:40:17
Maria asks:
Hello. I'm 9 weeks pregnant. A few days ago I suffered from ARVI
Urine test results:
Leukocytes - 224
Red blood cells -30
Flat epithelium - 33
Oxalates - in moderation
Protein in urine -0.2Did an ultrasound of the kidneys and bladder. We didn't see anything suspicious. I feel good, no fever. Before the illness, leukocytes were 155, there was no protein in the urine, red blood cells - 11.
Answers Zhosan Dmitry Alexandrovich:
Hello. Considering the presence of colpitis, I recommend seeing a gynecologist. I recommend taking it general analysis blood and show it to a gynecologist.
2015-05-05 20:19:28
Natalya asks:
Hello. I am writing, like many who have lost a child, in the hope of finding an answer to the question: what is the reason? I am 39 years old, my second pregnancy, everything went perfectly, the gynecologist is one of the best specialists in the city, but she also cannot understand the reason. At week 15, I fell ill with ARVI, temperature 38, took oscillococcinum, paracetamol. A week later, acute urinary retention occurred, they brought her to the gynecology office by ambulance, the urine was removed with a catheter, none of the specialists could explain this illness: the urologist, neurologist, and gynecologist just shrugged, this had never happened to a woman in their practice. Ultrasound of the bladder and kidneys showed no abnormalities. This happened once, for half a day I went to the toilet without problems, but for an ultrasound of the bladder it was necessary to fill it, after which I had to remove it again with a catheter. At the 16th week, she began to pull in her lower back, she told the doctor, but, they say, the center of gravity was shifting, and there were spinal injuries 10 years ago (a fracture in an accident, a plate in the cervical region and the thoracic ones were broken). At week 17, the temperature rose sharply to 39, chills, nothing was stopping her, on the third day the water broke and within an hour there was a miscarriage. Histology shows nothing: placenta with signs of immaturity. There is no information anywhere about urinary retention (complete) in women, my gynecologist suggests that all this is connected, but how? During this period there was no ultrasound (15-17 weeks). The tests are ok. Could this be the ICN? I really want to still have time to get pregnant, carry and give birth to a healthy baby.
Answers Palyga Igor Evgenievich:
Hello, Natalia! I personally think that you may have hidden pyelonephritis. During pregnancy and ARVI, kidney provocation occurred and acute urinary retention occurred. A one-time rise in temperature indicates a problem with the kidneys. I advise you today to take a general blood and urine test, take liver and kidney tests and contact a urologist with all the results of the examinations. It is even possible to rationally carry out a kind of provocation of the kidneys in order to assess their functioning.
There are two conditions characterized by the absence of urination - acute urinary retention and anuria. It is necessary to distinguish them from each other, since the causes and consequences of each of them are different, which means that the treatment tactics are also different.
In acute urinary retention, the bladder is full, but urination is impossible due to an obstruction to the outflow of urine through the urethra. With anuria, the bladder is empty, since urine is not produced by the kidneys or its flow into the bladder is impaired due to some obstruction in the upper urinary tract. Acute urinary retention in childhood can be caused by spasm of the bladder sphincter. In other cases, the child may retain urine due to severe pain during urination against the background of inflammatory processes in the urethra and external genitalia. The causes of acute urinary retention may be a stone in the urethra, its trauma, pinching of the glans penis by the foreskin in boys (phimosis), as well as a disease of the central nervous system. To exclude acute urinary retention, it is necessary to perform catheterization of the bladder. In case of anuria, urine is not separated through a catheter inserted into the bladder or appears in a small amount. Emergency treatment for acute urinary retention involves draining urine from the bladder through a catheter. If catheterization is impossible, a temporary stoma is placed on the overfilled bladder until the causes of urinary retention are eliminated.
Anuria, depending on the causes, is divided into arenal, prerenal, renal, postrenal and reflex.
Arenal anuria is extremely rare. It occurs in patients with congenital absence (aplasia) of the kidneys. However, it should be noted that the absence of urine excretion in patients within the first day is normal, and there is no need to worry. If there is no urination for more than 24 hours, then urgent clarification of the reasons is required. The patient may experience urinary retention due to developmental anomalies such as congenital urethral valves, or in the case of adhesions in the area of his external urethra.
Prerenal anuria occurs when there is insufficient blood supply to the kidneys or its cessation. This type includes anuria with severe heart failure and vascular pathology. Progressive heart failure is characterized by severe peripheral edema, fluid retention in the body cavities (ascites, hydrothorax). Vascular pathologies leading to the development of anuria include thrombosis or embolism of the renal vessels and inferior vena cava. Anuria can also occur when these vessels are compressed by a tumor or metastases. Excessive blood loss and shock lead to renal circulatory disorders. Decrease in systolic pressure below 50 mm Hg. Art. causes impaired filtration in the kidneys.
Renal anuria is caused by pathological processes in the kidneys themselves. Cessation of urine excretion as a result of the disease occurs in the late stages of chronic glomerulonephritis, chronic pyelonephritis, bilateral tuberculosis and such congenital defects developments such as polycystic disease. Sometimes renal anuria occurs with rapidly progressing acute glomerulonephritis. The causes of acute renal anuria can be poisoning with poisons and drugs (sublimate, pachycarpine, acetic acid, etc.), transfusion of incompatible blood, and extensive burns. massive injuries with crushing muscles. Rarely, renal anuria occurs after extensive surgical interventions as a result of the absorption of tissue decay products, as well as after taking sulfonamide drugs (with limited fluid intake) due to blockage and damage to the renal tubules by sulfonamide crystals.
Postrenal anuria occurs when there is an obstruction to the flow of urine from the kidneys. Most common cause These are stones localized in the upper urinary tract. In addition, postrenal anuria can be the result of compression of the ureters by a tumor, scars or inflammatory infiltrate in the tissue of the pelvic cavity.
Reflex anuria can be the result of the inhibitory effect of the central nervous system on urination as a result of the action of various strong irritants (with sudden intense hypothermia, violent instrumental interventions on the urinary tract), as well as after the activation of the renorenal reflex (cessation of kidney function after blockage of the lumen of the ureter of another kidney with a stone) . Symptomatically, anuria is manifested by the cessation of the urge to urinate. After 1-3 days of no urine output, symptoms of renal failure develop: dry mouth, thirst, nausea, vomiting, headache, itchy skin. In the body there is an accumulation of metabolic and nitrogenous wastes - products of the breakdown of proteins, potassium, chlorides, and non-volatile organic acids. The blood reaction shifts to the acidic side (acidosis). Water-salt metabolism is disrupted. The increase in these symptoms leads to the development of weakness, drowsiness, increased vomiting, diarrhea, swelling, and shortness of breath. Consciousness may be confused, and the patient's mouth smells of ammonia. Very high levels of urea and creatinine are detected in the blood serum.
Character therapeutic measures depends on the form of anuria. In patients with prerenal anuria, emergency measures medical care help maintain performance of cardio-vascular system. In case of shock, it is necessary to achieve recovery as quickly as possible normal level blood pressure. In case of large blood loss, urgent compensation and the use of agents that stabilize vascular tone are necessary. For symptoms of vascular insufficiency (fainting, collapse), caffeine is administered subcutaneously, a 40% glucose solution intravenously, and heating pads are placed on the legs. Patients in serious condition are hospitalized in the intensive care unit to continue treatment. In case of renal anuria caused by poisoning, acute renal failure due to kidney disease, emergency hospitalization is required in a hospital where there is a machine for peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis. For postrenal anuria, the main type of treatment is surgical, so the patient is hospitalized in the urological or surgical department, where an emergency examination can be carried out and the cause of the obstruction of urine outflow can be eliminated.
Foreign bodies of the bladder and urethra are rare. Symptoms of a foreign body in the bladder are pain in the lower abdomen, radiating to the external genitalia, frequent painful urination, discharge of blood and pus in the urine. All these symptoms worsen with movement. An intermittent stream of urine may occur, and sometimes acute urinary retention develops. The diagnosis is confirmed by ultrasound, x-ray examination or instrumental examination of the bladder (cystoscopy). When a foreign body penetrates the lumen of the urethra, pain occurs, which becomes stronger when urinating. Urination is difficult, painful, and acute urinary retention may occur. The development of a purulent process in the urethra can lead to bleeding. Foreign body cannot be extracted from it outpatient setting, since the channel is easily damaged. The patient is administered antibacterial and painkillers, and then hospitalized in a hospital to provide urgent specialized care.
