Symptoms of urethritis in women

Symptoms of urethritis in women:

Urethritis is a common reproductive system disease. Due to the special structure of female reproductive organs, the chance of suffering from urethritis is relatively high. The cause of urethritis in women is closely related to viral and bacterial infections, and frequent urine retention can also cause this disease.

1. Abnormal urination

When a female suffers from urethritis, she will first experience abnormal urination. The more common symptoms are difficulty urinating, frequent urination, urgency and pain during urination. Some patients will experience urinary incontinence and urinary retention.

2. Increased secretions

When women suffer from urethritis, there will be increased secretions in the urethra. These secretions are mucus at first and then slowly turn into pus. Many patients will also have itching in the private parts, sometimes with a feeling of ants. Patients will feel extremely uncomfortable and their normal life will be greatly affected.

3. Increased urine volume

After suffering from urethritis, female friends are prone to increased urine volume. This is because after urethritis, the patient's kidney function decreases and cannot receive urination signals normally. If the situation is serious, the inflammatory infection may also lead to kidney failure.

4. Low back pain

Urethritis in women may also cause low back pain. If urethritis is not treated promptly and effectively, the inflammatory infection may affect kidney function and cause low back pain. This type of low back pain often worsens as it gets worse, and is mainly manifested as persistent pain.

5. Abnormal urine

The causes of urethritis in women are mostly caused by bacterial or viral infections. Therefore, it is easy to develop urinary tract infections after the disease, leading to abnormal urine, mainly manifested as pyuria, hematuria, etc.

6. Redness and swelling of the urethra

Most female urethritis patients will also experience redness and swelling of the urethral opening, a burning sensation during urination, and sometimes some systemic symptoms, the more common of which are chills and fever.