Pain in the urethra within the glans when urinating

The urine stings when urinating, and the patient is diagnosed with urethral inflammation. Urethral inflammation can be divided into chlamydial urethritis and non-chlamydial urethritis. This kind of disease belongs to the reproductive tract infection, which is mostly caused by unclean sexual life. Generally, the danger period of pathogenic bacteria is 1-2 weeks. After such a situation occurs, you need to go to a urology department for medical treatment and conduct corresponding examinations of urethral secretions to identify the pathogenic bacteria. The general treatment method is to choose more sensitive antibiotics for treatment. With regular treatment, patients can be cured. If not treated in time, it will often cause a series of other symptoms. For example, chronic reproductive system infections, etc., can cause infertility in severe cases.

Stinging urine when urinating may be caused by urinary tract infection, but it should be understood that it may not be just a urinary tract infection. If there is an unclean sexual life, it cannot be ruled out that the cause is non-gonococcal urethritis or other sexually transmitted diseases. If you want treatment, you cannot blindly follow the trend of taking medicine. You need to do a urine test first. If there are certain substances, you still need to do a certain substance test to find out the actual cause of the disease. This is the best way to take medicine. Another thing to note is that you need to drink more water and increase the amount of urine. This is more beneficial for alleviating symptoms. During the treatment period, you are also not allowed to have sex and eat spicy food.

Stinging pain during urination indicates inflammation of the urethral opening. Due to the irritation of inflammation, the mucosa of the urethral opening will be edematous, and the urethral opening will feel tingling when urinating. In severe cases, there may even be hematuria. Normally, when you have pain when urinating, you may also experience frequent urination, urgency, and inability to hold your urine. A routine urinalysis will reveal the presence of white blood cells in the urine. The most common infectious bacteria may be Escherichia coli.

It is recommended to drink more water on a daily basis and pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva and urethral opening to reduce the chance of infection. The chance of urinary stinging during urination will be significantly reduced. If you have pain, you should take a broad-spectrum antibiotic, the most common one being levofloxacin.