Why does the clitoris hurt when urinating?

In fact, due to the special physiological structure of women, their private parts are easily affected by some diseases. Sometimes women will find that the clitoris feels tingling when they want to urinate. This situation must not be ignored for inspection and treatment, because it means that you are affected by some disease problems. Below, a woman analyzes the cause of clitoris tingling when urinating.

A woman's clitoris is small and delicate, usually covered by the clitoral hood, and there is no lubricating fluid secreted nearby, so it is not surprising that improper touching techniques cause pain. During or after orgasm, the glans clitoris will become overly sensitive like the glans penis, and touching it again will undoubtedly cause pain. The above two situations are normal physiological phenomena, not pathological changes.

As for pathological clitoral pain, clitoral pain caused by infection is the most common, such as vulvovaginitis is a common cause of clitoral pain. Various local irritations are another important cause of clitoral pain. For example, diabetes can often cause vulvar itching, which is often accompanied by fungal, Trichomonas and other secondary infections. Other systemic diseases such as jaundice, leukemia, anemia, etc. may also be accompanied by vulvar itching.

Prevention is very simple. Avoid areas with poor air permeability, do not wear tight stockings that wrap around the crotch, and do not over-clean the area or use perfume to stimulate it, so as not to cause clitoral pain.

Only by understanding these reasons can we correctly help us treat and solve these adverse phenomena. Therefore, in daily life, everyone should be responsible for their own health. If we do encounter these reproductive diseases, we should go to the hospital in time to receive doctor's examination and treatment, so that we can reduce the harm it brings.