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| Urogenital atrophy |
| Bladder stones |
| Bladder pathology (e.g. cancer) |
| Acute bacterial cystitis |
| Recurrent urinary tract infection |
| Interstitial cystitis |
| Diabetes insipidus |
| Diabetes mellitus |
| Habitual polyuria due to polydipsia |
| Chronic urinary retention |
| Nocturnal polyuria |
| Diuresis due to excessive fluid intake, impaired urine concentrations, or medication (e.g. diuretics) |
| Anxiety |
| Caffeine |
| Prolapse |
| Fibroids |
| Pelvic mass |
| Urethral syndrome |
| Urethral stricture |
