a specific cause and implement appropriate solutions.
What this can reveal about women
In women, several factors play a key role: a weakened perineum, often after pregnancy, childbirth, or with age, which reduces bladder control and causes more frequent urges, including at night; an overactive bladder, a functional disorder where the bladder sends emergency signals even when not full, resulting in frequent urination day and night; and hormonal changes related to menopause, where the drop in estrogen can affect urinary tissues and increase the frequency of nighttime urges.
