Stomach pain after urinating

Many diseases and problems often occur in people's lives, and some of them are difficult for us to predict. This is especially true for women, because women's bodies are often more prone to inflammatory diseases. Therefore, we should pay attention to avoid viral or bacterial infections and inflammation in our daily lives. However, some women still cannot avoid it, so women should always pay attention to protecting their bodies. Avoid gynecological problems. So what causes stomach pain after urinating?

Women's physiological structure is more complicated. Some diseases may be caused by some gynecological inflammation, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, etc. However, if there is some pain after urination, it may be caused by other reasons. The urethra is connected to the bladder. If the above situation occurs, it may also be a bladder disease. Therefore, for patients, only when they know their own symptoms can they be better treated.

Lower abdominal distension and pain is generally considered to be cystitis, which is one of the most common diseases of the urinary system. Almost all of them are secondary infections, especially in women. In most cases, this disease does not appear as an independent disease, but is a part of urinary tract infection or a secondary infection of other urinary tract diseases. Bladder inflammation can be divided into acute and chronic, and the two can transform into each other. Acute cystitis can become chronic if not thoroughly treated, and chronic cystitis can transform into acute attack when the body's resistance is reduced or local pathological factors are aggravated. This eventually causes severe lower abdominal distension and pain after urination.

But if you don't have stomach pain at ordinary times, you should first rule out urinary tract infection. Of course, if you have to urinate urgently, it may cause bladder spasm, which can also cause pain in the lower abdomen. There are also stomach pains when urinating caused by bladder stones. It is recommended that if you have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent and astringent urination, you should seek medical attention in time, test your urine, do a B-ultrasound examination, etc., pay attention to rest, drink more warm water, eat light food, and keep your vulva clean.

Through the above analysis, patients must have some insights. If the symptoms have not been greatly improved, go to the hospital for relevant examinations as soon as possible. If it is caused by some inflammation, we must pay more attention to it in life. First of all, we must keep the genitals clean and hygienic, drink plenty of water, and rest more in normal times. Keep warm.