Urethra pain after urination

The stinging pain at the end of urination is a problem encountered by many women. This pain can be mild or severe. If it is just stinging pain or it only happens once or twice, pay attention to the cleanliness of your vulva. If the tingling pain is accompanied by some high-complication symptoms, infection should be considered and it is recommended to see a doctor immediately.

There is a stinging feeling when urinating, which is very uncomfortable. This kind of tingling feeling does not mean that we are unwell as soon as it occurs. It depends on the actual frequency. If it only occurs once or twice occasionally, there is no big problem. Just pay attention to hygiene and do a good job of cleaning. The stinging feeling is relatively mild, just a slight stinging pain, and the frequency is very rare, so we don't need to worry about it. Based on the pain you feel, our first reaction is a common gynecological disease such as urinary tract infection.

Of course, when we distinguish common gynecological diseases such as urethritis and urethritis, we should not only look at the stinging pain during urination, but also some common complications. Of course, when a woman says that she feels a stinging pain when urinating, the first thing that comes to mind is the possibility of a urinary tract infection. At this time, some complications may appear, such as inability to hold urine, frequent urination and urgency. Urinary tract infection, also known as urethritis, is a very common gynecological disease. Especially nowadays, the incidence of urinary tract infection is one of the higher gynecological diseases. This is also determined by the unique physical characteristics of women. The anus, vagina and urethra of women are relatively close, and the probability of infection is relatively high.

There are also some other diseases that can cause pain when urinating, such as urogenital stones and cystitis, which can also cause pain when urinating. Also, when there is inflammation in these areas, urine passing through these areas will also cause pain.

We suggest that if you have the above-mentioned complications, you should pay attention to your diet in your daily life and avoid irritating foods: such as amaranth, onions, garlic, etc. Avoid irritating foods and hot and damp ingredients, such as beef. You should also reduce the intake of greasy food. I don't know whether you like cigarettes and alcohol, but you should stay away from them. Finally, we must pay attention to our sexual life, avoid or reduce sexual life, so as to avoid cross infection and facilitate the body's recovery.