Why does it hurt after urinating? Beware of urinary tract infection

Many people experience pain after urinating. The most common reason is urinary tract infection. There are many urinary tract infection diseases, the most common of which is urethritis. It is often misdiagnosed. It is necessary to do relevant examinations in time to avoid missing the best time for treatment.

1. Initial symptoms

First, the lack of obvious symptoms leads to neglect. Among urinary tract infections, urethritis has the highest incidence. Bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites are all pathogens that cause urethritis, and the most typical one is gonococcal urethritis. Compared with gonococcal urethritis, the symptoms of "non-gonococcal" are not obvious, and there are rarely symptoms of frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Even if there are, they are very mild and easy to be ignored.

Secondly, misunderstandings in understanding can easily lead to neglect. Because it involves the privacy of male special areas, many patients are ashamed to speak up and choose to seek treatment from individual quack doctors or small clinics with backward technical equipment. Unscientific treatment methods make the disease protracted and the best time for treatment missed, and there is even a trend of worsening. Furthermore, misunderstandings in testing lead to neglect. For some urinary tract infections, some non-standard small clinics are limited by the level of testing or technical conditions, and cannot scientifically determine the type of pathogenic bacteria in the patient, and therefore cannot carry out targeted treatment.

2. Late symptoms

Andrologists point out that the male urogenital system is a complex structure, including many organs including the external genitalia, internal genitalia, urethra and accessory glands. When different pathogens invade any organ, they can cause the organ to become diseased. Some patients may be infected with multiple pathogens at the same time. If the infection is not treated promptly and effectively in the early stage, the pathogens will spread from the surface of the infected organ to the deep, causing the inflammation to spread. The patient will experience complications such as general discomfort, dizziness and fatigue, soreness and slight pain in the lumbar and perineum, fever, and rash in the genital area.

Experts remind that the main reason why urinary tract infections are difficult to cure is improper medication or incomplete treatment. Each viral gene has not only a cell membrane, but also a very strong and complex biological chain. To completely kill the virus core, the virus must be unable to replicate, repair and survive in order to achieve effective treatment.