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Women of any age can get a urethritis infection. Pregnant or menopausal women are more at risk because their uterus expands and presses against the bladder, preventing it from fully emptying the bladder. When women enter menopause, their resistance will weaken and the risk of infection will also increase.<\/p>\n
Some personal life or nursing habits are also high-risk factors for urethritis, including insufficient drinking water, frequent holding back of urine, frequent sexual life, insufficient cleaning before sex, unclean vulva, wiping from the anus forward after going to the toilet, frequent Using toilet paper in public restrooms or neglecting to replace leak-proof urine pads, etc. If these habits are not improved, even if the urethritis is cured, reinfection may still occur. In addition, urethritis can also be caused by serious diseases of the urinary system, but this is not common. People with diabetes also have a higher risk of infection.<\/p>\n
Once suffering from urethritis, patients may feel red pain or burning when urinating, urine becomes cloudy or even bloody, or often go to the toilet, but only a small amount of urine can be discharged each time. If there is pain in the lower abdomen near the pubic bone, it may be that the bladder is infected; if there is fever, nausea, low back pain, etc., it may be that the kidneys are infected.<\/p>\n
The treatment of urethritis is generally not difficult. Most of them will get better after two or three days of taking antibiotics. However, after the improvement, the entire course of treatment must be completed to ensure that all germs are eliminated. At the same time, patients should also drink a lot of boiled water and use sufficient urine to expel bacteria from the urethra. Some people will buy medicine on their own or ignore it, which will aggravate the symptoms at any time, and may cause bacteria to move up to the kidneys, so they should face up to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.<\/p>\n
In terms of prevention, you should ensure that you take in enough water every day, and at the same time, reduce the frequency of holding back urine to avoid deterioration of urinary tract health. Even if you are busy at work, you should still take your physical needs into account, try to take the time to go to the toilet, and maintain adequate sleep and exercise to enhance your resistance. If any symptoms are found, do not delay seeking medical advice, otherwise the bacteria may spread and even complications may arise.<\/p>\n
Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist Dr. Chan Wing Yin<\/p>\n