Women experience stinging pain when they are about to urinate

Women are usually busy with work and need to take care of the family, so they may neglect their own health. The urethra is a private part of the human body. Even if a woman experiences stinging pain when she is about to finish urinating, she may be embarrassed to go to the hospital. This kind of stinging pain is mostly considered to be caused by urethritis or cystitis. You can drink more water, eat a light diet, and see a doctor and take some anti-inflammatory drugs when necessary, which can effectively improve the pain.

Causes of stinging pain in women after urinating

1. Urethritis: If a woman feels pain in the urethra when urinating, she may have urethritis. Urethritis is a common urinary disease with more female patients. Urethritis in women mainly causes pain at the beginning of urination. It is divided into acute urethritis, chronic urethritis, gonococcal urethritis and nonspecific urethritis. The specific situation requires going to the hospital for detailed examination. When you suffer from urethritis, you will experience symptoms such as difficulty urinating, redness and swelling of the urethra, and decreased immunity.

2. Cystitis: Women may also feel urethral pain when urinating due to cystitis. The urethral pain caused by cystitis is generally a stabbing sensation, with pain in the urethra or bladder area during or after urination. The difference between cystitis and urethritis is that the pain usually intensifies when urination is about to end. If you have bladder stones, the urine stream will be interrupted, so you can distinguish them.

What to do if a woman feels stinging pain when she is about to urinate

1. Drink more water: This will increase the amount of urine, flush out the bacteria and microorganisms in the urinary tract, improve the condition as soon as possible, and keep the vulva clean. You can use warm boiled water to fumigate and wash the vulva. If the symptoms are not relieved, you should go to a relevant hospital for examination and treatment.

2. Pay more attention to your diet: eat light, nutritious and easy to digest food. Do not eat greasy and spicy food, do not eat fried nuts and snacks, and eat less spicy and irritating food. Eating more watermelon can help with urination. And frequent urination will help urinary tract infections heal faster. Pears are also a good fruit, and they are very effective in clearing heat. Don’t eat some hot fruits as they can easily cause you to get inflamed.

3. Medication: You can use some anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of a doctor, but you must take the medicine on time until the disease improves.

4. Pay attention to rest: get more rest, go to bed early and don’t stay up late, live a regular life, and pay attention to the combination of work and rest.

5. Change underwear frequently: When you are infected, you should change your underwear more frequently, otherwise the infection will get worse.

Although urinary tract infection is not a serious disease, delaying treatment can cause greater harm and make treatment more difficult, so it also needs to be taken seriously, and timely detection and symptomatic treatment should be given to achieve improvement as soon as possible.