Urination is a form of excretion of waste from the body. Therefore, when suffering from urinary retention, the patient is very uncomfortable, greatly affecting life, work, and even threatening life.

Urinary retention reflects the condition of difficulty urinating, the need to urinate but not being able to urinate. This phenomenon of urinary retention is a disease that can happen to anyone, at any age, gender. Children are the most susceptible to urinary retention, children in this condition are often restless, uncomfortable, and fussy, making their families extremely worried and insecure. So what to do when children have urinary retention?

Urinary retention is a condition in which there is urine in the bladder but the person cannot urinate or urine is not completely excreted and remains in the bladder. Urinary retention is a condition in traditional Chinese medicine called Long (Lung) closure.