A woman suddenly has urinary pain and can't urinate

If a female friend suddenly experiences pain and difficulty urinating, she should check whether it is an endocrine disorder caused by recent psychological stress. Then she needs to check whether it is caused by vaginitis. It may also be because the bladder has become smaller, leading to pain and difficulty urinating. The specific cause of the disease still needs to be clearly examined before it can be treated. Let us understand the causes of its occurrence.

Why do women have difficulty urinating?

When it comes to the question of why women have difficulty urinating, we first need to know that women's urinary pain mainly refers to pain in the urethra, bladder, perineum, etc. during urination. The degree of pain varies, and it often presents a burning sensation, which can cause them great discomfort. If you also feel like you can't finish urinating at this time, it must be an extremely disturbing thing.

For this reason, the following is a detailed introduction to the three main reasons why women have difficulty urinating:

(1) Pathological reduction in bladder capacity

There is no doubt that everyone's bladder capacity is quantitative. When women have bladder space-occupying lesions, or larger bladder stones, tuberculous bladder spasms and other diseases, their bladder capacity will be reduced. Under the influence of these diseases, it is natural for women to experience symptoms of urinary pain and inability to urinate.

(2) Painful urination and incomplete urination caused by inflammation

Under the stimulation of inflammation, the urinary nerve center of the human body will be in a state of extreme excitement, so it is easy to have many problems such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and inability to urinate. Therefore, when the body has acute cystitis, urethritis, pyelonephritis and other inflammations, it is necessary to check and treat them in time.

(3) Non-inflammatory stimulation

The occurrence of problems such as urinary stones and foreign bodies in the urinary tract can cause many urinary discomfort symptoms such as urinary pain and incomplete urination. Therefore, before a diagnosis is made, it is recommended that women with related problems go to a regular hospital for detailed examination and treatment.

The above is an introduction to why women have difficulty urinating and cannot finish urinating. I believe that after reading the above, everyone will have a deeper understanding of the reasons why women have difficulty urinating and cannot finish urinating. In short, the problem of painful urination and difficulty in urinating is not a normal phenomenon and must be taken seriously and actively examined and treated.