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Under what circumstances should frequent urination lead to hospital treatment?

Patients with frequent urination should seek medical attention if they have the following conditions, including but not limited to:
• Long-term frequent urination, which seriously affects work, life and sleep;

• Accompanied by urinary pain, urgency, fever, back pain and other discomforts;

• Signs of lower limb weakness or spinal cord injury (such as transverse sensory loss, changes in anal sphincter tension and disappearance of anal contraction reflex);

• Accompanied by hematuria, pyuria, abnormal urine odor, etc.;

• Middle-aged or young men or men over 50 years old, frequent urination, accompanied by difficulty urinating, waiting to urinate, weak urine, thin urine stream, increased nocturia, etc.;

• Accompanied by other symptoms, such as dry lips and dry mouth.