What to do if urination hurts

There is a stinging sensation when urinating, but many people do not know how to effectively treat and solve this problem. When the situation is serious, it will bring more impact to your health and life. Therefore, the following is a detailed analysis and introduction to the effective solution to the stinging sensation when urinating, so that we can minimize the adverse effects and hazards caused by these reproductive diseases.

The most common diseases that cause painful urination are urinary tract infection, stones, and tumors. Bacterial infection and inflammation of the urethra and bladder may cause the urethral mucosa to become congested and swollen, and there may be severe pain during urination. The pain of urination caused by bladder and urethral stones usually radiates to the lower abdomen or sacrum. Urinary tract infection is very common. Among infectious diseases, its incidence rate ranks second only to respiratory tract infection. Women are more susceptible to urinary tract infection due to anatomical and physiological reasons.

Acute urinary tract infection may be accompanied by fever, chills, and back pain; chronic urinary tract infection may be accompanied by low fever, back pain, and mild edema. The patient had percussion pain in the kidney area, tenderness in the upper ureter, turbid urine, and a strong odor. If you have the above symptoms, you can basically be diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. However, there are many causes of urinary tract infection, and doctors need to conduct a series of tests and examinations based on the condition to make a clear diagnosis. Therefore, patients should actively cooperate.

The above is an analysis of the causes of stinging sensation when urinating. After reading these analyses, I hope everyone can pay special attention to these issues. Only if we are responsible for our own health in daily life can we effectively avoid more adverse effects. At the same time, when we are really harmed by these diseases, we must actively go to the hospital for examination and targeted treatment.