What are the symptoms of bad bladder?

If the bladder function declines, it often leads to a variety of symptoms. We know that the bladder is an organ that stores urine. If the bladder is not functioning well, it often leads to symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. It can cause pain in the lower abdomen, abnormal urination, and even hematuria when inflammation occurs. When these situations occur, timely examinations and strengthened treatments should be carried out, and prevention should be strengthened at ordinary times.

What are the symptoms of bad bladder?

1. Lower abdominal pain

This is a common symptom of bladder inflammation. Cystitis can cause damage to the patient's bladder mucosa, leading to abnormal spasm of the bladder. The patient will have obvious pain, usually in the lower abdomen, which is more obvious when urinating.

2. Abnormal urination

The abnormal urination mentioned here generally refers to frequent urination, urgency, and incomplete urination, but it should also be noted that bladder inflammation can sometimes cause patients to be unable to urinate.

3. Hematuria, red urine

A common symptom of cystitis or urinary tract infection is hematuria, so everyone must pay attention to it.

How to prevent bladder disease

1. Don't use scented shower gels, as this will expose the bladder lining to unnecessary chemical stimulation. 2. Both men and women should clean thoroughly before and after sexual intercourse. 3. Empty the bladder immediately before and after sexual intercourse. 4. People who have multiple sexual partners or have just changed their sexual partners have a higher incidence of the disease, so they should be extra careful. 5. When you feel the urge to urinate, you should urinate immediately without waiting too long. And every time you urinate, remember to make sure that the urine is completely discharged. 6. Drink plenty of water, preferably two liters a day. 7. Don’t wear tight clothes, jeans, T-backs, etc. 8. Use contraceptive methods carefully. Women who use diaphragms have a greater chance of suffering from cystitis. 9. Choose toilet paper carefully and try not to use bleached toilet paper. Remember to wipe from front to back. 10. Sitting on the toilet seat will make it easier to empty the urine than squatting.