Symptoms of acute urethritis in women
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Urethritis is a common disease, which refers to the infection of urethral mucosa. It is common in women. This disease can be divided into acute and chronic. There are also specific urethritis and gonococcal urethritis. Acute and chronic urethritis are more common. According to different conditions, the causes are different, It is mainly caused by bacterial infection, which is generally caused by bacteria entering the urethral orifice through the urethra. Urethritis may be caused by urethral injury or foreign body in the urethra.
Symptoms of acute urethritis in women
For those patients with acute urethritis, they should drink more water to increase their urine volume, reduce the congestion of the boat, and breed bacteria. For those patients with frequent micturition, urgency and pain, they can take those pain relieving drugs. Sometimes, sexual transmission is also a cause of urethritis. For urethritis, they should be treated with, Spouse treatment at the same time, so as to recover as soon as possible.
For the treatment of antibiotics, it is generally to wait until the symptoms disappear, and the urethral examination is normal, and the bacterial culture is negative, and the drug can be stopped after 7 to 10 days, which can effectively treat urethritis, so as to reduce the recurrence of this disease, and there are some complications.
Women's urethra is wide, short and straight, so it's easy to have urethritis. For the treatment of this disease, we all use antibiotics, which is also the most common treatment method. This kind of antibiotics is treated according to the individual's sensitivity to drugs, and all of them are targeted treatment. Generally, two or three kinds of drugs are used in combination, The effect of this treatment will be better.
matters needing attention
Although urethritis is not a big disease, it is also a certain risk. Patients with this disease should go to the hospital in time for examination and targeted treatment, so as to avoid missing the best treatment period, causing unnecessary complications and even threatening our organ necrosis.