Squatting in the toilet and peeing

Because women's body structures are quite different from men's, the aspects and matters that they need to pay attention to in daily life are also different. For example, women's urethral opening is generally wider than men's, so the urethral opening should be protected to avoid urinary tract infections. Among them, a small number of women have experienced the situation of squatting in the toilet and urinating all the time. Is it related to urinary tract infection?

Generally, women always have the urge to urinate because of urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infection can be divided into pyelonephritis, cystitis, and urethritis according to the different sites of infection; according to the presence or absence of abnormalities in urinary tract function or organ, there are complicated and uncomplicated urinary tract infection; according to the nature of inflammation, there are acute and chronic urinary tract infection. However, urinary tract infection still has its common clinical manifestations: 1. The white blood cell count may be elevated in the blood routine. 2. Routine urine examination may show white blood cells, red blood cells or even protein. 3. Systemic poisoning symptoms, such as fever, chills, headache, etc. It is mainly seen in patients with upper urinary tract infection, especially acute urinary tract infection and patients with urinary tract obstruction. 4. Urinary tract irritation symptoms, namely frequent urination, urgency, pain, and discomfort during urination. These symptoms may vary in severity in different patients.

Patients with acute inflammation often have obvious signs of urinary tract irritation; but in the elderly, children and patients with chronic urinary tract infection, the symptoms of urinary tract irritation are usually mild, such as mild urinary frequency, urgency, or discomfort in urination.

The most common symptoms of urinary tract infection in women include acute pyelonephritis: 1. Sudden onset; 2. Chills and fear of cold; 3. Fever; 4. General malaise, headache, fatigue; 5. Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting; 6. Frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating; 7. Low back pain and discomfort in the kidney area; 8. Tenderness at the upper ureter point; 9. Tenderness at the ribs and waist points; 10. Percussion pain in the kidney area; 11. Tenderness in the bladder area; Chronic pyelonephritis: 1. The manifestations during acute attacks may be the same as those of acute pyelonephritis, but are usually much milder, and there may even be no systemic manifestations such as fever, general malaise, and headache, and symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating are not obvious; 2. Edema; 3. Hypertension; Bladder and urethritis: frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating, and pain in the bladder area. Urinary discharge. What tests are needed for urinary tract infection? 1. Tenderness at the rib and waist points, and percussion pain in the kidney area; 2. Urinalysis, increased white blood cells and pyuria in the urine; 3. Urine sediment smear staining to find bacteria; 4. Urine bacterial culture to find bacteria.