Abdominal pain male

Most of the people who often experience abdominal pain are girls, and boys hardly have any particularly obvious symptoms. However, everyone also needs to pay attention. Some boys may experience abdominal pain and need to be especially careful. It is possible that there may be urinary tract infections or side effects of drugs. Therefore, it is necessary to choose appropriate treatment methods according to the actual physical condition. In addition, it is necessary to improve dressing and daily exercise and eating habits.

Patients with urethral syndrome should first eliminate the cause and take comprehensive preventive and therapeutic measures, including:

1. Alkalinize urine: The tannin-containing positive plant active factors in the urinary massage solution can alkalinize urine.

2. Bladder training therapy can enhance the nervous system's ability to control urination, reduce bladder sensitivity, and reverse abnormal urination habits.

3. Combined with drug treatment, such as anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, analgesic, sedative, diuretic, etc.

4. For local medication, apply 2% silver nitrate to the urethra and bladder neck.

5. Closed therapy: Closed therapy is performed on the proximal urethra or bladder triangle.

6. Appropriate use of small doses of estrogen for treatment can also be effective.

Suggestions:

The cause of urethral syndrome is not completely clear, but it is related to the following factors:

Frequent washing of the lower body with soap or disinfectant may cause adverse irritation;

Frequent wearing of synthetic underwear may cause allergies;

Inadvertent damage to the urethral mucosa during sexual intercourse;

Insufficient water intake may cause concentrated urine to irritate the urethra;

Increased vaginal discharge irritates the urethra;

After menopause, women's estrogen secretion decreases, causing the urethral mucosa to shrink and become thinner, making it more susceptible to damage.

In addition, the invasion of viruses, mycoplasma, and fungi is also an important cause of the disease. The pathological basis of this disease is the dysfunction of the female bladder and urethra. Therefore, in addition to the symptoms of urinary tract infection, there may also be symptoms such as tenesmus and urethral pain after bladder emptying. In severe cases, there may be terminal hematuria and stress urinary incontinence.