What to do if you have painful urination

Many people experience urinary pain when going to the toilet. When this problem occurs, it needs to be improved in time. Urinary pain is also caused by some problems in the body. Therefore, if it is ignored after it occurs, it will make the problem more serious, which will make future treatment very difficult. So what should we do about urinary pain? This also requires detailed consultation.

Many people do not know what to do when they have painful urination. If the patient is seriously ill, he must go to the hospital for treatment, which will greatly help stabilize the disease and prevent it from continuing to develop.

What to do if you have painful urination:

Painful urination is a common symptom among women in summer and can be caused by a variety of diseases. Pay attention to preventing reproductive diseases and avoid the occurrence of urinary pain.

Reproductive diseases that cause urinary pain include urethritis, nonspecific vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, uterine fibroids, etc. We can also take corresponding measures to treat these reproductive diseases, so as to avoid inducing urinary pain. For example, if you have urethritis, you can take Chinese patent medicines such as Chuanxinlian Tablets and Bazheng Mixture under the guidance of a doctor; For non-specific vaginitis: ① Correct the vaginal acidity and alkalinity. ② Pay attention to the rational use of broad-spectrum antibiotics and hormones, etc.

To treat dysuria, the first thing to do is to control acute infection, and at the same time use nitrate-alum wash for external washing; decide the treatment plan based on the local condition of the external urethral opening. For example, if the labia minora are fused, perform labia minora separation; if there is a caruncle-like protrusion at the external urethral opening, remove it; for fusion type, perform urethral opening-vaginal opening distance extension; for distal urethral stenosis, perform urethral dilation regularly.

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is divided into upper urinary tract infection and lower urinary tract infection according to the different sites of infection. Upper urinary tract infection refers to infection of the ureter and renal pelvis, also known as pyelonephritis, while lower urinary tract infection refers to cystitis or urethritis. Both upper and lower urinary tract infections may cause frequent urination, urgency, pain, and difficulty urinating, with or without gross hematuria. The white blood cell count in urine routine test is significantly increased, and bacterial culture of midstream urine may be positive. The biggest difference between the two is that in addition to the above symptoms, pyelonephritis can also present with chills, fever, back pain, percussion pain in the kidney area, and typically the presence of white blood cell casts.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of what to do when urinating painfully. After such a problem occurs, we can see whether it is mainly due to the above. If the urinary pain is unbearable, we should choose some medicines to improve it. Otherwise, it will have a great impact on the skin near the anus, so we should pay attention to this.