Why does it hurt every time I pee after sex?

If a man experiences pain or a little redness in the urethra after sexual intercourse, it is generally not a big deal. You just need to drink more water, keep your private parts comfortable, and pay attention to cleaning your genitals. The pain will subside in 1-2 days. No medicine is needed. It is a normal condition.

If the pain has not subsided after 2 days, you should go to the hospital immediately to prevent urethritis, prostatitis and other related inflammations.

Painful urination in women

The phenomenon of painful urination after sexual intercourse for women may be caused by excessive force of the lover during sexual intercourse. Generally, there is no need to worry, and the body's built-in immune system will repair it within 1 or 2 days. However, if the symptoms do not subside within 2 days, it may be acute cystitis, which is caused by excessive movements during sexual intercourse, trauma to the urethra, pushing the bladder inward, and not paying attention to hygiene.

Painful urination after sex is a very annoying thing, so from now on, everyone should clean the vulva before sex, have enough foreplay, and have gentle postures, so as to effectively avoid the occurrence of the above symptoms. Finally, the editor also wishes everyone a happy sex life!

Naturally, it may also be caused by a urinary tract infection. This requires us to explain why a urinary tract infection occurs after sex:

1. The problem of personal private hygiene is that it is not clean enough. You need to clean it before and after sex. Don't feel the distance and just clean it afterwards. This will cause your own urinary tract infection, and the other party may not be able to avoid it.

2 Lack of vitamins, the natural solution is to eat more vegetables, fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins. After all, urinary tract infection does not only occur after sexual life, it also needs to be prevented in daily life.

So how do you prevent painful urination?

Painful urination is a common symptom among women in summer and can be caused by a variety of diseases. This is because women's urethral opening is naturally shorter and is located near the vulva. Bacteria of various diseases can easily invade the urethral opening. In addition, the temperature is high in summer, the body sweats a lot, and the sebaceous glands of the female vulva are very rich. If the underwear worn is not well selected due to the fabric material, it is easy to make the private parts wet for a long time. At this time, bacteria will multiply very quickly and take advantage of the opportunity to enter, causing hematoma and edema of the urethral opening, and symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination will occur. Therefore, preventing urinary pain should start with preventing various reproductive system diseases.