Where is a woman's urethra?

Compared with many developed Western countries, China is relatively backward in children's sex education, which leads to many boys knowing very little about the female physiological structure. Especially during adolescence, they will have a strong curiosity about the female reproductive system. The female reproductive structure is much more complicated than that of the male. Many boys do not know where the female urethra is, so the following knowledge in this area is introduced.

Where is a woman's urethra?

If you want to examine a woman's urethra, you need to use a mirror. You can only see the urethral opening with the naked eye, but you cannot see the situation inside the urethra. In other words, only a cystoscope can be used to see the detailed situation inside.

If you only have symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency, a routine urine test is usually sufficient.

Guidance:

If there are other special symptoms, the doctor can only see the urethral opening with the naked eye, and sometimes a cystoscopy is needed.

Examination of the female urethra requires the use of instruments.

Guidance:

However, the examination is not done with a machine, but usually with a cystoscope, which is mainly done by a doctor, using a mirror for indirect observation.

Generally, female urinary system diseases are first checked with a routine urine test or a further three-cup urine test or renal function test. If substantial lesions, such as stones, polyps, or space-occupying lesions, are suspected, a cystoscopy is required.

Guidance:

It is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor and undergo targeted examinations to avoid unnecessary auxiliary examinations, which may delay the disease.

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