What should women do when they have frequent urination and pain? Finding the cause is the key

Some women may have problems with frequent and painful urination. Frequent and painful urination is mostly caused by certain diseases. When women have symptoms of frequent and painful urination, people should pay enough attention to it. If not treated in time, it will have a great impact on women's reproductive health. So what are the methods to treat frequent and painful urination?

1: Urinary tract irritation symptoms, namely frequent urination, urgency, pain, and discomfort during urination. These symptoms may vary in severity in different patients. Patients with acute inflammation often have obvious signs of urinary tract irritation, while mild cases only cause discomfort.

2: Systemic poisoning symptoms, such as fever, chills, headache, etc. It is mainly seen in patients with upper urinary tract infection, especially acute urinary tract infection and patients with urinary tract obstruction.

3: Low back pain is a common clinical symptom, and kidney and perirenal diseases are one of the common causes of low back pain. When the renal capsule, renal pelvis, and ureter are irritated or the tension increases, it can cause pain in the lower back. Lower urinary tract infection generally does not cause lower back pain. Inflammation of the kidney and surrounding areas, such as renal abscess, perinephritis, perirenal abscess, and acute pyelonephritis, often causes persistent and severe pain in the lower back. The low back pain caused by chronic pyelonephritis is often soreness.

1: Drink more water, eat more fruits, especially supplement vitamin C, because vitamin C can increase the acidity of urine, making it difficult for various bacteria that cause urinary tract infections to survive.

2: Avoid contamination. After defecation, wipe with clean toilet paper from front to back to avoid contaminating the urethral opening.

3: There is a layer of mucus on the surface of the female urethra, which can protect the urethra from bacterial invasion under normal circumstances. However, this defense function may become abnormal due to congenital defects or acquired changes, making vaginal or urinary tract infections more likely to occur. These changes include tumors, urinary stones, cystocele, use of contraceptive spermicides, abuse of antibiotics, lack of estrogen during menopause, and the effects of urinary tract instrument surgery.

It is caused by urinary tract infection, due to direct invasion of the virus. Urinary tract infections are divided into upper urinary tract infections and lower urinary tract infections. Upper urinary tract infection refers to pyelonephritis, and lower urinary tract infection includes urethritis and cystitis.