يُعرف التبول المتكرر بأنه الحاجة إلى التبول عدة مرات خلال النهار أو الليل أو كليهما. وقد تشعر كما لو أنك بحاجة إلى التبول بعد وقت قصير من إفراغ المثانة. وقد لا تخرج منك سوى كميات صغيرة من البول في كل مرة تذهب فيها إلى الحمام.

ويمكن أن يؤثر التبول المتكرر في جودة نومك وعملك وصحتك بشكل عام. ويُعرف البوال الليلي بأنه الاستيقاظ أكثر من مرة في كل ليلة للتبول.

24/08/2023

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