Why do women have two urethral openings?

As we all know, whether men or women, there is only one urethral opening. The man's urethral opening is relatively small and has a simpler structure. In comparison, the woman's urethral opening is larger and the structure of this part is very complex. Therefore, women often suffer from some urethral opening diseases. Some women even have two urethral openings, which is a very abnormal phenomenon. What is the reason behind this?

Why do women have two urethral openings?

According to the symptoms, it should be caused by congenital development. It may be hypospadias. You should pay attention to it. If you are worried, you can go to the doctor for a check-up. If it is one of the above diseases, it is generally not serious and can be left untreated.

This may be caused by urinary tract infection, which may cause symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and discomfort during urination. It may also be caused by nephritis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine urine test.

One is the enlarged labia minora, and the other is the possible Bartholin glands. If there is no discomfort, it should be normal tissue.

Suggestions: It is recommended that when it is convenient, you can compare the normal pictures on the Internet with your own body to see what it is, and then go to the local regular hospital gynecology department for a check-up.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital's gynecology department for a gynecological examination. It is difficult to understand what the specific condition is just based on the description.

If there are two flesh-colored, wrinkled spots below the urethral opening, it is generally considered that they may be urethral caruncle or inflammatory polyps, which require a face-to-face examination by a specialist physician to confirm.

Suggestions: Generally speaking, if it is a urethral caruncle or inflammatory polyp, surgical treatment needs to be considered. It is recommended to go to a larger local hospital for a detailed examination by a urology specialist before treatment.

If there is no other abnormal discharge on both sides of the urethra, it may be normal skin and mucosal folds. Because the wrinkle is deep, it looks like two holes. If there is no abnormal pain, it should be no problem. If redness, swelling, heat and pain occur, consider inflammation. Pay attention to local cleanliness and keep it dry. Prevent infection.