What is the reason for stinging when urinating? Will it affect your sex life?

What people have to do in a day is eating, drinking, defecating and urinating. Urinating means peeing. Speaking of peeing, some people may have had this feeling and occasionally find it painful to pee. What's going on? Let me tell you the reason.

Possible causes of painful urination:

1. Prostatitis. If you are a driver, IT professional or someone who often sits to work, and you experience lower abdominal discomfort before and after urinating with stinging pain, and often have secretions at the urethra after squeezing, then you may have prostatitis and need to go to the hospital immediately to collect prostatic fluid and culture it for diagnosis.

2. Urethra or bladder inflammation. If the stinging pain occurs at the beginning of urination, and sometimes urination is difficult, it is likely urethritis; if the pain occurs before the end of urination, it may be bladder inflammation. The above problems require urine tests to confirm the diagnosis.

3. Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea or genital warts. If you have a history of unclean sexual behavior and then experience urinary pain, increased urethral secretions, and rashes and bumps on the penis, the most likely problem is that you have a sexually transmitted disease such as gonorrhea or genital warts.

Note: Male urinary stinging can be prevented. Pay attention to your own and your sexual partner's hygiene in life, avoid unclean sexual intercourse, and change and wash underwear frequently.