Why does my lower abdomen hurt when I pee?

Many people say that they feel pain in their lower abdomen when they urinate, and they also feel pain in their lower abdomen when they hold their urine. The pain is not particularly strong, but it can be felt. It is a dull pain that always exists, so they are particularly worried. So, what is going on? Is there something wrong with some organ? Below, the editor will give you a detailed answer, I hope it can help you.

In this case, the main concern is bladder inflammation. It is best to do a routine urine test, which is convenient, cheap, and will heal quickly. Because the inflammation itself does not cause organic deformation or changes in the bladder, even an ultrasound examination may not show a positive finding. However, if a routine urine test is done, it should be possible to see an excess of white blood cells or pus cells. According to your situation, it is considered that this situation is caused by an infection of the urinary system. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check the urine routine in time. At the same time, if you find that there are other problems with your body, you should consult a doctor.

You should drink plenty of water and rest more often. You can do some moderate exercise. However, you should prevent your urinary tract system from being infected. You can undergo a systematic treatment to prevent the recurrence of your disease. If it is clearly a urinary tract infection, it is recommended to check the blood routine again to see whether the neutrophil count and white blood cell count are elevated. If both are present, it means that the infection is more serious and intravenous treatment is necessary. If it is still okay, you can take oral quinolone drugs for antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, and add the Chinese medicine Urine Ning Granules. Generally, the problem can be solved in a few days. If the urine test is also normal, then it is considered to be aseptic inflammation, or urethral syndrome. In fact, it is not an infection caused by bacteria, but just urethral discomfort caused by holding urine, mental tension or feeling cold. It can be treated symptomatically through acupuncture, hot compress, or Chinese medicine. It is recommended that after diagnosis, everyone should be given levofloxacin capsules and Sanjin tablets for oral treatment. If the treatment effect is not ideal, everyone needs to go to the hospital for symptomatic treatment by infusion, which will be beneficial to everyone's recovery.

It should be noted that, generally speaking, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up visit one week after treatment to clarify the progress of the disease. In normal times, eat less spicy, raw, cold and irritating foods, and drink more water to promote metabolism. Don't sit for a long time. Get up and exercise after sitting for a while. Don't hold your urine, as it is bad for your health. Pay more attention to hygiene, wear breathable cotton underwear, and change it frequently.