Women have weak urination and thin urine flow

Due to seasonal factors or work pressure, many women experience weak urination and a thin stream of urine. If this continues for a long time, you may also experience painful urination. In response to this situation, relevant medical staff recommend that women must go to the hospital for examination in time and try a routine urine test. Because there are many factors that cause weak urination, only when the real cause is found can the right medicine be prescribed.

Urinary tract infection can cause women to have difficulty urinating, and kidney stones can also cause women to have difficulty urinating. In addition to urine routine examination, color ultrasound can also be performed for examination.

1. Urethritis directly affects urination. Its inflammatory bacteria can spread in the urethra and is one of the main factors causing urinary pain. 2. Endocervical endometritis: Endocervical endometritis in women is caused by congestion, edema, easy bleeding when touched, increased yellow mucus and purulent secretions in the cervix, and lower abdominal discomfort. These parts are closely related to the urethra and are all factors that cause urinary pain. 3. The main symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis are general fatigue, lower abdominal discomfort, excessive vaginal discharge, purulent or serous vaginal discharge, irritation of the urethral opening by the outflow of vaginal discharge, and severe symptoms of dysuria in women. 4. The prominent symptoms of candidal vaginitis are increased leucorrhea and severe itching of the vulva and vagina, with white flaky films adhering to the surface and easily peeling off. In addition, the eroded base of the damaged mucosa or the formation of shallow ulcers can irritate the urethra and cause urinary pain. 5. Difficulty and pain in urination caused by urinary tract obstruction, such as urinary tract stones, tumors, urinary tract diverticula, etc. Gynecological experts from Yunnan Xinxinhua Hospital kindly remind you: There are many reasons that lead to difficulty urinating in women, so if female friends find themselves having difficulty urinating, they must go to the hospital for examination in time and actively receive symptomatic treatment. Do not use peony root on your own, as it will delay the best time for healing of the disease, causing the disease to become more serious and increase the difficulty and cost of treatment.

A normal adult urinates 0 to 2 times at night, with a urine volume of 300 to 400 ml, which is equivalent to 1/4 to 1/3 of the total daily urine volume. Decreased blood flow to the kidneys. When a patient loses too much blood due to trauma, suffers from shock, heart failure, or severe dehydration, the blood flow entering the kidneys is significantly reduced, causing functional kidney failure and oliguria. Another cause of oliguria is urinary tract obstruction. Blockage of the ureter and renal pelvis by stones, blood clots, or pus plugs can prevent the urine from entering the bladder. If the cause of the obstruction is not removed in time, hydronephrosis will occur in the kidneys over time and affect renal function. Sometimes bladder stones, urethral stenosis or weak bladder contraction can also prevent urine from being discharged, but this is not true oliguria, which is medically called "pseudo-oliguria". Guidance: When oliguria occurs, do not take it lightly. Go to the hospital for examination and receive symptomatic treatment immediately. Otherwise, it will not only aggravate the condition,