Patient's question:
I've been experiencing pain in my lower abdomen recently, and it hurts when I urinate. I also noticed that the redness and swelling of my urethral orifice are quite pronounced, and sometimes it itches. It hurts when I touch it, and I think it might be urethritis. What should I do? My daily training is becoming very difficult to endure. How can I treat urethritis, a gynecological disease?Doctor's answer:
If it's a urinary tract infection, you can either get intravenous drips at the hospital or take oral medication. For a first-time infection, a three-day treatment is usually sufficient, while oral medication typically requires seven days or two weeks. Cephalosporin drugs are commonly prescribed. The oral medication is also usually cephalosporin. Of course, it's still best to get diagnosed at the hospital to avoid missing the opportunity to treat the condition, which could make things worse. You must go to a regular hospital, not a private one. Finally, if the medication prescribed by the doctor is too expensive, you can take the prescription to a pharmacy outside the hospital. Drink more water, eat less spicy food, go to the hospital and ask the doctor for medication. It's not a serious illness and is very easy to treat.