Female urethral stinging pain

Female urethritis is a relatively common disease. There are two types of disease: acute and chronic. When a woman suffers from urethritis, she will feel obvious intermittent pain in the urethra, and will also experience symptoms of urgency and frequent urination. At the same time, the patient will have increased secretions, redness and swelling of the urethral opening and other symptoms. After suffering from urethritis, the patient should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and will recover soon.

Female urethral stinging pain

Intermittent stinging pain in the female urethra may be caused by urethritis, urinary tract infection, etc. Urethritis is a sexually transmitted disease, usually caused by a history of unclean sexual life. In addition to stinging pain inside the urethra, there may also be some yellow, light yellow, or even bloody secretions from the urethral opening. Patients with urinary tract infections are mainly due to not paying attention to genital hygiene, which leads to bacterial infection when the body's resistance is low. The most common ones are Gram-negative bacteria. Symptoms include urethral stinging, painful urination, frequent urination, and urgency.

Precautions for female urethritis

Pay attention to drinking water

Women with urethritis should increase their water intake to ensure fluid balance and excrete enough urine. They should urinate every 2-3 hours a day, and the daily urine volume should be above 1500mL. This will flush the urinary tract and promote the accelerated excretion of bacteria and inflammatory secretions, thereby avoiding the large-scale reproduction of bacteria in the urinary tract and aggravating the urethritis.

Pay attention to the use of sanitary napkins

Female patients with urethritis should especially choose the right sanitary napkins. It is best to use a weak acid formula product with a Ph value of 4 to prevent inferior products from destroying the body's normal flora and reducing local resistance.

Pay attention to the cleaning of the vulva and anus

Female patients with urethritis should clean their vulva and anus regularly to prevent bacterial growth. The order should also be paid attention to when cleaning. First wash the vaginal opening, then clean the vulva, and finally clean the area near the anus. Do not do the opposite. Otherwise, external bacteria will invade the internal infection and aggravate the inflammation. In addition, towels and bathtubs for female patients with urethritis should be used by one person only to prevent bacterial infection of others.

Pay attention to personal hygiene habits

Female patients with urethritis should take a bath frequently, but tub baths are not recommended. Frequent bathing can prevent bacterial invasion to a greater extent and help recover from inflammation. Everyday clothes should be stored separately, and underwear should be changed every day. New underwear or underwear that has not been worn for a long time should be washed and aired before wearing. Cotton underwear should be worn that is breathable and moisture-absorbent, and tight pants or jeans should be worn as little as possible. This is very important for protecting women's health. Women should try to avoid sexual contact while suffering from urethritis. To prevent cross infection and aggravation of inflammation.

Focus on rest

The urethra of female patients with urethritis is easily stimulated by external factors, which may aggravate symptoms and may cause fever and other symptoms. Therefore, they should maintain appropriate bed rest time to prevent excessive fatigue and reduced body immunity, which makes it difficult to relieve inflammation.