How does schoolgirl catch a cold to urinate much to return a responsibility?

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In daily life, the phenomenon of frequent micturition seriously plagues some people. What's the matter with frequent micturition? I'll go to the toilet for a while. It's really unbearable, so let's introduce how girls have a cold and urinate? I hope this problem can help some people.

How does schoolgirl catch a cold to urinate much to return a responsibility?

First, frequent urination refers to the increase of urination frequency. Normal adults urinate 4-6 times a day and 0-2 times at night; The baby urinates 20-30 times day and night. If the number of micturition significantly increased, beyond the above range, is the frequency of urination. Neurogenic frequency of urination refers to the frequency of urination only during the day, or at night before going to bed, often in patients with mental tension or hysteria. At this time can also be accompanied by urgency, pain and other symptoms.

Second: conditioning method is to take cold medicine, eat slightly spicy food, such as: pepper, garlic, ginger, etc., but also to carry out appropriate sports, sweating.

Third: if there is yellow phlegm, it is proved that damp cold turns to damp heat. We need to change the treatment methods, mainly to calm lung heat and remove dampness. Because this change is mainly in the lungs, we still need to pay attention to proper sports, and at the same time, we need to drink more water to expel damp heat.

matters needing attention

Because of the long-term chronic inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, the quantity and quality of these viruses and bacteria will be several times higher than that of normal people, so they are more likely to be transformed into diseases in quantity and quality; Or because of the overall immune defense function is low, the ability to inhibit the proliferation of these viruses and bacteria is reduced, in the case of a cold, it also makes the virus and bacteria more likely to reproduce in large numbers, thus causing the occurrence and development of the disease.