Burning sensation in the urethra after urinating

Urination is a normal excretion process of the human body. Everyone urinates many times a day. These are evolved from the water in the human body. However, there are certain problems with the urethral opening. The symptoms of these problems are varied and the causes are also different, including a burning sensation at the urethral opening after urinating. So why does the urethral opening feel hot after urinating?

Considering the symptoms caused by urinary tract infection, it is necessary to conduct routine urine tests and urethral secretion tests in time to clarify your own situation and then receive symptomatic treatment.

At the same time, pay attention to rest, drink plenty of water, avoid spicy food, avoid smoking and drinking, avoid sitting for long periods of time, and strengthen exercise

Antibiotic anti-inflammatory treatment is recommended. A-receptor blockers (Duloxetine, etc.) can be taken for a short period of time. Quit smoking and drinking. Avoid spicy food. Avoid masturbation and excessive sexual intercourse, and avoid local cold stimulation. At the same time, physical therapy can enhance the treatment effect, and the method is to sit in a basin (sit in warm water for 10 minutes)

It is recommended to test urine routine to consider whether there is urinary tract infection. In this case, these two medicines can be used for conditioning, or some Sanjin tablets can be used. At the same time, pay attention to drinking more water, which will be conducive to the recovery of the condition.

This is a burning sensation in urine, which is a typical manifestation of urethritis. Suggestions: Check urine routine, take antibiotics, drink plenty of water, keep the vulva clean, and avoid sexual intercourse. Acute urinary tract infection can be cured according to the course of treatment. If it is not treated systematically, it can turn into a chronic disease, which is more troublesome. The course of treatment is calculated on a weekly basis. After one week, check urine routine again. If it is not effective, continue to check and treat. Drink plenty of water and urinate every 2 hours, which is very necessary to eliminate bacteria.

Western medicine considers this situation as a mild urinary tract infection, while Chinese medicine considers it as lower-jiao fire, which may be related to your lack of water intake and excessive heat. Symptoms are usually not obvious, but if there is an invasion of foreign bacteria, such as during sex, the symptoms will worsen. In fact, you don't need to take medicine to treat it, but you need to change your lifestyle habits, such as drinking more water. If you don't change this habit, taking medicine can only work temporarily.