What are the symptoms of urethritis?

What are the symptoms of urethritis?

The incidence of urethritis is still very high. Sometimes drinking less water and eating spicy hot pot may cause urethritis. The body is their own, so they should usually pay more attention to it. If they eat food with a strong smell, they should drink more water to dilute it. Don't stay up late, because staying up late can also easily cause fire. If you don't pay attention, urethritis will also affect your life.

1. What are the symptoms of urethritis?

1. Painful urination

One of the most obvious symptoms of urethritis is very painful urination, very cloudy urine, redness and swelling of the private parts, and heat, which makes people feel very uncomfortable.

2. Backache

Urethritis is an inflammation of the kidneys, and the kidneys are related to the waist, so back pain often occurs, which is more obvious when sitting.

3. Hot and cold

Because there is inflammation in the body, the white blood cells in the body are fighting the inflammation. The patient sometimes has a fever, sometimes has chills, sometimes has a headache, and generally feels unwell.

2. What causes urethritis?

1. Urinary stones

If the urethra is narrow and you often hold your urine and drink less water, stones will form in the urethra, causing inflammation, leading to urinary difficulty and eventually urethritis.

2. Urethra injury

Because during exercise or sexual life, the urethra may be accidentally damaged and the wound may be infected by bacteria, which can easily cause urethritis.

3. Unclean sexual life

Since both men and women do not pay attention to personal hygiene and transmit bacteria to each other during sexual life, it is also an important cause of urethritis infection.

3. How to prevent urethritis?

1. Don’t hold your urine

The human body needs a certain amount of water every day. After storing urine in the bladder, it should be urinated in time. Do not hold urine frequently, which will allow bacteria to multiply in the bladder and urethra, which will cause urethritis to a great extent.

2. Avoid infection

In addition to cleaning your private parts every morning and evening and changing clothes frequently, you should also pay attention to urinary tract infections. After each bowel movement, do not let feces touch the urethra. You should wipe from front to back. If conditions permit, you must wash with clean water.

3. Eat more foods containing vitamin C

Patients can eat more foods containing vitamin C to increase urine acidity, making it difficult for bacteria to survive and effectively preventing urethritis.