Patient's question:
I don't have frequent urination, urgency, or incontinence, but I do feel discomfort in my urethra. After a thorough check of my urinalysis and urinary tract ultrasound, everything was normal. A gynecological examination revealed Ureaplasma urealyticum (UU) in my leukorrhea. I took antibiotics for a month, but there was no significant improvement. I then went to the surgery department, where the doctor diagnosed me with overactive bladder syndrome. The medication provided some relief, but the symptoms were intermittent—better for a few days, then worse again. I visited a women's and children's hospital, where the doctor said that most women have Ureaplasma urealyticum, which would never cause urethral discomfort. I'm still unsure of the actual cause. Could you please provide an answer?Doctor's answer:
Based on your careful examination results, if everything appears normal but you still experience discomfort with diapers, it should be considered as possibly caused by conditions such as overactive bladder or other irritations. Generally, there is no very effective treatment for this, so it is recommended that you drink more water, urinate frequently, and flush the urethra. It is also advised to relax and not be too anxious. Additionally, for patients with urological conditions during treatment, their dietary status and care are also very important. Patients must pay attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm. It is hoped that the above answers can help you. Thank you.