What medicine should women take for painful urination?

In fact, women are more likely to experience painful urination in normal times, because the urethra and reproductive system of women are closely connected, and diseases caused by the reproductive system will make urinary tract infections more likely to occur. In addition, painful urination is not necessarily due to pathological factors, but also includes physiological or disease-induced factors. Depending on the symptoms of urine ketones, you should choose standardized treatment methods in normal times and don't rush to take medicine.

What are the causes of physiological and pathological urinary pain?

Physiological low back pain is generally caused by occasional urinary pain due to tension and excessive fatigue. At this time, no special treatment is often required. Most of the symptoms can be relieved quickly by developing good living habits, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding stress and fatigue. Once recurrent or frequent urinary pain occurs, you should consider whether it is pathological urinary pain.

Painful urination is usually caused by some inflammatory stimulation, such as acute pyelonephritis, urethritis, or kidney stones combined with some infections, cystitis, prostatitis, etc., which may be in the active period of inflammation and cause urinary pain due to stimulation.

Some urinary pain is caused by emergency pain in the urinary tract due to urethral tuberculosis or tumors.

Common non-inflammatory causes of urinary pain include bladder stones, urethral stones, double-tube stones, etc., which stimulate the urethra and cause urinary pain.

Other factors such as foreign body stimulation or treatment of the bladder and urethra, stimulation during transurethral examination, compression after pregnancy, etc. may also cause urinary pain.

From the above we can see that there are many reasons for urinary pain. Therefore, if this long-term urinary pain occurs in clinical practice, you should go to the urology department or andrology department of a public hospital for professional investigation and standardized examination. Once the cause is found, symptomatic treatment can usually cure it quickly.

As for what specific medicine to take, generally speaking, if it is caused by some bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used for symptomatic treatment. If it is non-bacterial, some traditional Chinese medicine or Chinese patent medicine that can clear away heat and detoxify, relieve stranguria and diuresis and relieve pain should be used for symptomatic treatment. If it is caused by stones, it is best to take stone-removing drugs in time or perform lithotripsy when necessary. If it is caused by other tumors or tuberculosis, it is better to go to a professional hospital for timely diagnosis and treatment.