Patient's question:
How should frequent urination and urinary pain be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Frequent urination, painful urination, and hematuria are typical symptoms of urinary tract infections. Due to the anatomical of the female urinary and reproductive system (a shorter and more relaxed urethra compared to males), bacteria can easily enter the urethra and cause infection after menstruation, sexual intercourse, or exposure to fatigue and cold. Once these symptoms occur, you can take oral ofloxacin or Sanjin tablets for treatment. At the same time, it is necessary to drink a large amount of water to flush the urethra and promote the excretion of bacteria. During menstruation, attention should be paid to hygiene, and the cleanliness and disinfection of menstrual products are important measures to reduce bacterial invasion. Drinking a cup of warm water before sexual intercourse is intended to increase urine volume; after sexual intercourse, urinate immediately to flush and expel bacteria that have been pushed into the urethra before they invade the mucosal tissue. It is recommended to drink more water and avoid holding urine regularly. I hope this helps you.