You have made it clear that it is a symptom caused by osteoporosis and lumbar disc herniation. Osteoporosis can cause pain, especially in women. The incidence of osteoporosis is very high after menopause. The only way to treat osteoporosis is to supplement calcium. You can try salmon calcitonin, and the effect is good. It is common that lumbar disc herniation compresses nerves, causing pain and limb weakness. It should still be effective to go to orthopedics or spinal surgery in a regular big hospital.

As for frequent urination, it is urinary incontinence caused by relaxation of pelvic floor muscles or relaxation of urethral sphincter in elderly women. This has nothing to do with urine. The urine test must be correct. It is due to muscle relaxation and inability to urinate, which is related to many factors such as giving birth to children when they are young and not paying attention to postpartum recovery.