Pain in the urethra when women urinate

As people's health awareness improves, more and more people begin to pay attention to their physical health, especially women. Modern women are under great pressure, so many women usually ignore their physical health, which results in stinging in the urethra when urinating. Women need to pay attention to the stinging in the urethra when urinating, find out the cause in time, and treat the symptoms to avoid worsening of the disease.

Why does the urethra hurt when women urinate?

Urethral infection: When the urethral opening is infected by bacteria, inflammation will occur. Repeated stimulation of the urethral opening by inflammation will cause the patient to experience stinging pain in the urethral opening when urinating. Usually, long-term unhealed urethral infection can cause urethritis, cervicitis and other diseases. Various inflammatory complications will aggravate the stinging sensation in the urethra. Some women may also experience symptoms such as urgency and frequent urination, which will not only affect women's work, but also greatly reduce their quality of life.

Gonorrhea: This disease is a sexually transmitted disease, which mainly occurs among people with improper private lives. After being infected with gonorrhea, women will not only experience stinging pain at the urethral opening when urinating, but also redness, swelling, and pus discharge from the urethra. In severe cases, urination difficulties and increased frequency of urination may occur. If not treated promptly, it will turn into chronic urethritis, which will plague the patient for a long time.

Trichomoniasis: This disease is caused by parasitic infection. After trichomoniasis occurs, women will not only experience stinging pain in the urethra when urinating, but also discomfort or pain during sexual intercourse. When the pain is severe, sexual intercourse needs to be terminated in time. In the long run, it will seriously affect the relationship between the patient and his partner. In addition, patients with trichomoniasis will also experience symptoms such as increased vaginal secretions and vaginal odor, so female friends should pay attention.

Not only the above reasons can cause stinging when urinating, but diseases such as genital warts and syphilis may also induce this condition. Moreover, most of these diseases are contagious. Therefore, female friends must pay attention to the situation of stinging in the urethra when urinating, seek medical attention as soon as possible, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment after diagnosis to prevent the disease from further developing and endangering health.