What should I do if my urethra hurts when I urinate?

Many people experience a stinging pain when they go to the toilet to urinate. In fact, this is called urinary pain. Generally, it is caused by infection or chaotic sexual life in men, and in women, because the urethra and vagina are connected, they are easily infected by bacteria. Gynecological diseases can also cause this situation. But what should you do if you feel stinging in the urethra when urinating? We have to understand.

1. First, you should consult a doctor to confirm the cause of your urinary pain. If it is a urinary tract infection, then I am the one. It is divided into upper urinary tract infection and lower urinary tract infection. Because the infection site is different, the course of drug treatment is also different, and antibiotics can be used to control the symptoms of infection. The treatment course for upper urinary tract infection is 14 days, and the treatment course for lower urinary tract infection is 3 days. If the condition does not improve, please seek medical attention in time.

2. If you are a woman, because the female urethra is naturally shorter, and because the temperature is higher in summer, you sweat more. Moreover, there are a lot of sweat glands in the vulva, so the texture of underwear is very important. If the vulva is wet for a long time, it will cause bacteria to grow, so you should wear cotton or linen underwear. Don't wear synthetic fabrics. The moisture absorption and breathability of underwear are very important. And the underwear should not be too small or too tight.

3. Replenish enough water after sweating. In order to expel bacteria from the body, and in the summer you must ensure enough sleep time so that the body has stronger resistance. Finally, you should reduce your caffeine intake in your life, such as soda, cola, and tea. Because substances such as caffeine can make urinary pain worse. Increasing relaxing exercise is also important.

Don’t avoid going to regular hospitals and choose private clinics just because you feel embarrassed. This can actually delay your condition. Do not have sexual intercourse during treatment. Go to the hospital for regular check-ups, and have a follow-up check every 3 to 6 months. You and your spouse can go together if necessary. Eat more foods containing protein and vitamins. The most important thing is to pay great attention to personal hygiene. If you exercise, you must do it properly.