diabetes mellitus; a chronic metabolic disease characterized by high blood sugar levels resulting from insufficient insulin secretion or use

diaper; nappy; cloth used to wrap a baby's lower body to absorb waste

to urinate; to piss; to pass water

urethra; the urinary tract used to discharge urine from the body

urea; carbamide, a chemical compound produced during protein metabolism or synthesized for use in fertilizers, animal feed, and plastics

to increase the flow of urine or promote its discharge; diuresis

(biology) the tube in humans and animals that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder; also called [[泌尿管|泌尿管|mi4 niao4 guan3]] or [[尿管|尿管|niao4 guan3]]

to secrete or discharge urine; urinary; urination

liquid waste filtered by the kidneys and excreted from the body

To urinate in bed while sleeping; bed-wetting.

to discharge urine from the body; emiction

the presence of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the urine, often caused by urinary tract diseases or injury; hematuria

a white crystalline organic compound found in small amounts in the urine and blood of humans and animals; excessive levels in the blood can lead to kidney stones or gout

A serious medical condition caused by kidney failure, where nitrogenous waste products build up in the blood; symptoms include nausea, headache, and convulsions, and it can lead to death.

department of urology; medical specialty focused on the urinary system and the male reproductive organs

to urinate; to pee; to make water

urine containing a high level of sugar; glucose in the urine

a sample of urine taken for medical testing or drug analysis

to insert a urinary catheter into the urethra or bladder to help drain urine

To urinate much more often than normal, usually with a small amount of urine each time; common in urinary system diseases.

the presence of protein in the urine, often used as a clinical indicator of chronic kidney disease

a tube inserted into the bladder through the urethra to allow urine to drain out

A disposable diaper made of absorbent materials such as paper, cotton, and non-woven fabric; also referred to as [[纸尿片|紙尿片|zhi3 niao4 pian4]], [[纸尿布|紙尿布|zhi3 niao4 bu4]], or colloquially [[尿不湿|尿不濕|niao4 bu4 shi1]].

An inflammation of the urethra caused by bacterial infection, usually characterized by itching, painful urination, and unusual discharge.

Loss of bladder control resulting in the involuntary leakage of urine.

(colloquial) disposable diaper; common name for [[纸尿裤|紙尿褲|zhi3 niao4 ku4]]

to urinate in one's trousers

to urinate involuntarily, especially during sleep

to piss one's pants in terror; describes being extremely frightened and panicked

blood in the urine; to pass blood in one's urine

a medicine used to increase the production of urine; helps the body get rid of excess water and salt

a physical sensation indicating an urge to urinate

chamber pot; urinal

to endure all sorts of hardships and labor while raising children

the inability to pass urine; ischuria

A single-use diaper made from absorbent materials such as non-woven fabric, paper, or cotton.

to urinate; piss

uracil; a chemical base that pairs with [[腺嘌呤|腺嘌呤|xian4 piao4 ling4]] in RNA

To urinate while sleeping in a bed, typically referring to a traditional heated brick bed; same as [[尿床|尿床|niao4 chuang2]].

urine from humans or livestock used as liquid manure for agriculture

involuntary urination during sleep, especially in children; bed-wetting

(medicine) urobilin; a yellowish pigment found in urine

the organs responsible for the production and excretion of urine, such as the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra; urinary tract

medical analysis of urine

A container used to collect urine, commonly for children or patients; a urinal or chamber pot

diaper rash; a skin condition affecting the area covered by a diaper where the skin becomes irritated, red, and itchy

to feel a pressing need to urinate because the bladder is full

an examination of urine; urinalysis

Urinary analysis or testing, used as part of health checkups or to detect drug use in athletes and others.