Burning in the urethra and inability to urinate

The female body structure is different from that of the male body structure, mainly in the lower body. The female urethra and vagina are separate, but the urethra is also susceptible to infection. Therefore, female friends should pay special attention to the care of genital hygiene. Some women experience urethral burning and difficulty urinating, which greatly affects a woman’s normal life. So what disease causes urethral burning and difficulty urinating?

Frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating (and possibly incomplete urination or hematuria) are medically known as "bladder irritation syndrome" and are typical symptoms of "lower urinary tract bacterial infection." The vast majority of urinary tract infections are caused by ascending infection. Bacteria travel retrograde from the perineum through the urethra into the bladder and may even spread through the ureters to the kidneys, causing inflammation in these areas. Leading to the occurrence of these symptoms.

If women have frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination, they should pay attention to the following points in their daily life:

1. Pay attention to sexual hygiene. The cause of urinary tract infection is poor sexual hygiene habits. The bacteria in the vulva, vagina, or urethra of one man or woman can be easily transmitted to the other, and it is also easy for them to get infected themselves. Therefore, the external genitalia should be cleaned before sexual intercourse. If contraceptive devices are used, they should be cleaned or disinfected. You should urinate once before and after sexual intercourse. In addition, quit masturbation, especially masturbation with objects, to prevent urinary tract infections and injuries.

2. Do not take sitting baths: If you sit in the bathtub to take a bath, the dirty water can easily seep into the urethra and cause infection. Because the female urethra is short and wide, the urethral opening

Special care should be taken as it is close to the vagina and anus.

3. Keep the vulva clean: wash the vulva once a day, change underwear frequently, wipe the anus after defecation, and wipe from front to back to avoid bringing anal dirt to the urethra.

What medicine should women take for frequent urination and urgency?

Women with frequent urination, urgency and incomplete urination can use floxacin-type drugs, such as levofloxacin, twice a day, two tablets each time.

Urethritis in women generally manifests as painful and frequent urination. Most women suffer from acute symptoms. The key to the treatment of acute urethritis is timeliness and not taking medication casually. Otherwise, it will easily turn into chronic urethritis. You should drink plenty of water to increase urine volume.