Causes of painful urination during menstruation

If women experience stinging pain when urinating during their menstrual period, they should pay attention to this situation. There are many reasons for this situation, which may be caused by some gynecological diseases. For example, if a urethral infection occurs, it often causes adverse stimulation and stinging symptoms. In addition, vaginitis and some other gynecological diseases may cause such phenomena, so it should be taken seriously.

1 Urinary tract infection

Urinary tract infection in women can cause stinging pain when urinating, in addition to other symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, turbid urine and even hematuria.

Solution:

1. Keep it clean. After suffering from a urinary tract infection, special attention should be paid to keeping the skin of the perineum clean. Women, especially during menstruation, should increase the frequency of washing. During menstruation and illness, bathing in a tub is prohibited. Shower frequently and change underwear in time.

2. Drink more water. Patients with urinary tract infection must drink more water, do not hold urine, and detoxify.

3. Seek timely treatment. Tell your doctor your symptoms clearly. Don’t be embarrassed to talk. You should describe to the doctor what happened since you became ill, whether you have taken any antibiotics, whether there are any accompanying symptoms, etc. You may need to go for further examinations, such as urine tests, imaging examinations, etc.

2 Vaginitis

Vaginitis is a common gynecological inflammation in women. It can also cause women to experience a stinging sensation when urinating. In addition, there are symptoms such as vaginal mucosal congestion, abnormal leucorrhea, and vulvar itching.

Countermeasures: Vaginitis is divided into bacterial vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, senile vaginitis, etc. Different types have different treatments, so you must check what type of vaginitis you have and then treat it symptomatically.

3. Cystitis

Cystitis is mainly caused by specific and nonspecific bacterial infections. Common symptoms include frequent urination, urgency, lower abdominal pain, painful urination, hematuria, etc.

Countermeasures: 1. General treatment includes proper rest, drinking plenty of water to increase urine volume, paying attention to nutrition, avoiding irritating foods, and giving antispasmodics to patients with obvious bladder irritation symptoms to relieve symptoms.

2. Observe that patients with asymptomatic bacteriuria in some special cases do not need routine antimicrobial treatment and their condition needs to be closely monitored.

3. Antimicrobial treatment Antimicrobial treatment is the main treatment for urinary tract infection. It is recommended to select medication based on drug sensitivity tests.

4 Nephritis

The main symptoms of nephritis are frequent, urgent and painful urination, fatigue, low back pain, poor appetite, gross hematuria, edema, hypertension, abnormal renal function, decreased urine volume (oliguria in some patients), congestive heart failure, etc.

How to deal with it: Pay more attention in daily life, including avoiding fatigue, eliminating inducements such as infection, avoiding contact with nephrotoxic drugs or poisons, adopting a healthy lifestyle (such as quitting smoking, exercising moderately and controlling emotions, etc.) and a reasonable diet.