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As pregnancy advances the uterus grows in size and exerts pressure on the urinary bladder which is in front of it. This is the reason for frequent urination which is normal. However if you experience a burning sensation while urinating or develop fever it may indicate a urinary tract infection and you will have to see your doctor.

Frequent urination is normal during pregnancy because of pressure on the bladder..no need to use any medication