What is the cause of the tingling sensation in the lower body?

The genitals of both men and women are very fragile, so both men and women should pay attention to the discomfort in their genitals. When the genitals feel tingling, it will affect the normal use of the genitals and cause great psychological panic to the patient. Because people are very afraid that their genitals will cause some diseases, so what is the reason for the tingling in the genitals?

First, urinary tract infection

When there is a sudden tingling sensation in the lower body, the first thing to consider is acute cystitis caused by retrograde infection of bacteria from the urethral opening. Symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, hematuria, fever, etc. need to be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs such as levofloxacin. During the treatment period, drink more warm water and avoid spicy and cold food, which is conducive to the relief of this symptom. At the same time, do a good job of reexamination to ensure the complete recovery of the urinary system.

Second, vaginal infection

Generally speaking, if the vagina is infected by fungi or viruses, it will cause persistent pain in the female vagina. This pain is not the sudden pain of urinary tract infection. It lasts longer and the stinging sensation in the vagina will be more severe. Common vaginal infections may be caused by poor hygiene, such as candidal vaginitis, trichomonal vaginitis, etc., or similar infections after gynecological surgery or childbirth. Vulvitis is also a common symptom of vaginal infection. When similar infections occur, it is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive gynecological examination to determine the cause and then treat the symptoms.

The main reasons for the tingling sensation below are the two reasons mentioned above: urinary tract infection or vaginal infection. When you have similar symptoms in your body, you can compare them with the above description. If the tingling sensation below has not been relieved or improved, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a physical examination in time to identify the cause and receive timely treatment.