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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it's not urethritis, it's likely to be a non-gonococcal infection. You still go to the hospital for a test, this is not sloppy. Men also suffer.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's not inflammation, I suspect it's bladder stones. When you urinate, the small stones are in the urethra, so you feel very painful. I guess you don't usually like to drink water, right?
A person needs about seven glasses of water a day. You don't drink enough water a day, plus you are especially in love with fire. It is recommended that you go to the hospital and ask your acquaintances to see how stones are treated, and then take a simple and easy way to treat them.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Don't listen to the advertisement, pay attention to underwear cleaning, take some quinolone anti-inflammatory drugs, you can recover, urethritis.
Dietitian: Problem Analysis: Hello Ms. Liu!
Based on the discomfort you describe, it's more likely that you currently have a urinary tract infection. The female urethra is relatively short, and the urethral opening is close to the anus, so if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, especially sexual hygiene and menstrual hygiene, germs can easily invade and cause infection. Because its frequent occurrence is also related to low autoimmunity, middle-aged and elderly women are more prone to urinary tract infections than other young women due to the reduced acidic environment of the perineum and the relaxation of the urethral meatus. >>>More
Seeing a couple arguing, the girl lost her temper and threw her bag away, rushed out not far away, slowed down, and looked back after walking a few steps. The boy was not in a hurry, picked up the bag and walked slowly behind.
That's the pain of rubbing, and maybe a urinary tract infection! Prostatitis,
Consider the case of a urinary tract infection.
It may be that the urethra is inflamed due to unhygiene, and if there are kidney stones, it will hurt to urinate, so go to the hospital for a checkup.