Patient's question:
He ran back and forth to the hospital many times, but the effect was always not obvious, and he kept having episodes of illness. Please ask: How should the problem of pain after urination be handled?Doctor's answer:
Urethral pain, it is recommended to promptly get a routine urinalysis to rule out urinary tract infections. The female urethra is relatively short and is more prone to urinary tract infections. It is advised to drink more water, which can help cleanse the urethra. When necessary, the use of gynecological tablets and anti-inflammatory drugs can be coordinated to aid in recovery.If the patient is experiencing facial pain and distress, we should promptly follow the principle of symptomatic treatment and avoid delaying medical consultation. If facial pain persists despite treatment, it is important to promptly adjust the treatment plan.