Fever and painful urination

If women experience pain when urinating, this is a very common symptom. Despite this, it still worries many people. First of all, it is painful to urinate during a fever. This may be due to urinary tract infection, nephritis, or gynecological inflammation. These are the main causes of painful urination. It is necessary to choose appropriate treatment methods based on the actual condition of the body.

1. What is the reason for women's urination pain?

1. Urinary tract inflammation

There are many reasons why women have painful urination, and they are quite complicated. Generally, it is caused by urethritis, which is a urinary tract infection. If a woman suffers from vaginitis, it will also cause painful urination, especially burning and pain may occur during urination. So don't be careless. If you have such symptoms, you should seek timely treatment.

2. Nephritis

Nephritis can also cause painful urination. Some women do not pay attention to the regular issues in their lifestyle and often hold their urine, which leads to cystitis and stinging pain during urination. Therefore, you should be careful not to always hold your urine, which is very bad for your health.

3. Gynecological inflammation

Some women may experience painful urination due to gynecological inflammation or infection. In fact, in most cases, this phenomenon is caused by bacterial infection. If there are symptoms of fever, timely treatment must be sought.

2. What should women do if they have pain when urinating?

The pain when urinating caused by urinary tract infection can usually be relieved by taking medicine for two days. If the condition does not improve, treatment should be continued for two weeks. The medication can only be stopped when the routine urine test results are completely normal. If not treated properly, UTIs can become chronic. In severe cases, sepsis and septic shock may occur, and chronic pyelonephritis may lead to chronic renal failure. Therefore, do not take the pain of urination caused by urinary tract infection lightly, and do not take medication blindly. It is more reliable to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

Urinary tract infection is very common among women because the vagina and urethra are very close. In order to avoid worsening of the disease, you must see a doctor in time after the onset of the disease, that is, when urination pain occurs. Taking some antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs under the doctor's guidance can quickly control the disease. You should pay attention to the cleanliness of private parts at ordinary times to prevent more gynecological diseases.