Why do girls feel pain when going to the toilet?

In life, some female friends often suffer from some diseases. Some women will find that they have pain in their lower part when going to the toilet. Many people will feel very confused about this symptom. What causes this pain? If there is a urinary tract infection, there will be pain in the lower abdomen when going to the toilet. It is best to pay attention to it. Today I will tell you why girls feel pain down there when going to the toilet.

If a woman experiences pain down there when going to the toilet, and if it is a urinary tract infection, she can take some diuretics. If not treated, she may experience hematuria. It may also be caused by some gynecological diseases. It is best to take it seriously and go to the hospital for examination and then receive targeted treatment.

Some girls may like to wear tight pants or jeans that are too tight, which may cause urinary tract infections. Therefore, they should wear cotton underwear with good breathability to avoid urinary tract infections and pain in the toilet.

If a girl has urinary stones, she may also experience pain down there when going to the toilet, because urinary stones can cause stinging pain during urination. If this kind of pain symptom occurs, it is best to go to the hospital for examination. Don't be too careless, so as not to miss the best time for treatment.

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In daily life, you should drink more water and urinate more often, because sometimes when you are dehydrated, you will experience pain in the lower part during urination. In terms of diet, you should pay attention to eating more light foods and avoid spicy and irritating foods to avoid getting angry.

If you have urinary tract infection, take some diuretics. If you don't treat it, you will have blood in your urine. Take some anti-inflammatory drugs and some Chinese medicines that can clear away heat and detoxify, and act as diuretics and relieve stranguria. I often do this, too. Believe me, you feel frequent and urgent urination, urethral pain, yellowish urine, and continuous urine, right? You should pay attention to drinking more water and exercising, don't wear tight jeans, wear some cotton underwear with good breathability. You don't expect the urinary tract infection to develop into kidney disease. Low back pain is caused by nephritis or stones. I tried it once, but it was very painful. However, the stones were very small and could be discharged at that time. I suggest you ask a professional doctor or: you may have urinary tract stones.