Slow urination in women

For women, the urethral opening is very easy to breed bacteria, so you must pay more attention to daily cleaning to prevent diseases. So why do women urinate more slowly? If it is accompanied by a burning sensation, you need to be alert to the occurrence of urinary tract infection. At this time, you should not be afraid to urinate, but drink more water. More urination can effectively alleviate the symptoms. In short, if urination is uncomfortable, you should find out the cause in time.

Considering that it is a urinary tract infection, which is caused by direct erosion of bacteria (in some cases, it can be caused by bacteria, malarial parasites, and viral infections), it is important to pay attention to the daily cleaning of the private parts. Urinary tract infections often have certain causes, so we should carefully check whether the patient has urethral stones, kidney or urethral tube deformities, etc. In addition to medication, drink more water and maintain daily urination above 200b250l, which has the effect of urethral cleaning. The treatment of urinary tract infection is also very important. In addition, chlamydial urethritis is also very common at present. If there is any, it should be treated as gonorrhea first. The use of traditional Chinese medicine to treat urinary tract infections has accumulated a lot of experience in diagnosis and treatment. For example, Banlangen, Di Ding, Patrinia, and Plantain can be used to clear away heat and fire. In addition, attention should be paid to increasing nutrition and enhancing resistance.

What is the reason for women to urinate frequently?

When women have frequent urination, it may be due to the structure of their body organs. The vagina and urethra are both near the anus, which is completely different from the body structure of men. The urethra of women is very susceptible to various infections. Whether it is near the vagina or near the anus, there are a lot of bacteria everywhere, especially the secretions in the vagina, which are very easy to breed bacteria, causing urethral infection. Therefore, we must pay attention to clean sanitation and medical care in our daily life.

It may also be caused by pregnancy factors. Pregnancy is a woman's duty. After a woman becomes pregnant, the uterus will continue to expand as the pregnancy time increases, causing the bladder and urethra to be compressed to a certain extent. In addition, there are some changes in the body's endocrine system, which will slow down the left ventricle and intestinal peristalsis of the urethra to a certain extent, resulting in a slow urine stream and accumulation. At this time, it is also very easy to become ill due to the invasion of bacteria, and after the bladder and urethra are compressed, the capacity will be very small, resulting in symptoms of frequent urination and low urine volume. This situation is normal and there is no need to worry too much.