What is urinary pain?

The human body is divided into many systems. Only when the systems work in coordination can the normal metabolism of the human body be guaranteed. Once an organ has problems, disease will occur. Many people have experienced abdominal pain when urinating, but many people do not care about this matter, and they don’t know what is wrong with their body. Today I will introduce to you what abdominal pain when urinating is and how to deal with it.

The following points are summarized about the causes of yellow urine with blood, stinging, frequent urination, etc.

① Causes of yellow urine

If you drink less water, your urine will easily turn yellow. If you are tired, do not get enough rest, or eat spicy, greasy foods that may easily cause "heatiness", your urine will also turn yellow. If your liver and kidney function are abnormal, your urine will easily turn yellow. Taking some medications can cause yellow urine, such as vitamin B. Inflammation of the urinary system can also cause yellow urine. A detailed examination is recommended.

②Reasons for blood in urine:

1. Patients with hematuria accompanied by long-term frequent urination, urgent urination, and painful urination are more likely to have renal tuberculosis.

2. If hematuria is accompanied by swelling of the eyelids, face or body, high blood pressure and fever, it may be acute nephritis;

3. If hematuria is accompanied by severe urinary frequency, urgency, and pain, it is mostly acute cystitis;

4. If urination is not smooth and there is no pain in the urethra, but the urine is pale red with the naked eye or a small amount of red blood cells are seen under a microscope, it is mostly prostatitis;

5. Patients with hematuria and low back pain, sometimes with severe paroxysmal low back pain - renal colic, may have kidney or ureteral stones;

6. Hematuria in patients over 40 years old with no obvious symptoms or pain may indicate urinary system tumors;

7. If hematuria and low back pain are obviously related to body position and daily activities, and if the symptoms improve after bed rest but worsen after increased physical activity, then the possibility of renal ptosis is high;

③ Causes of painful urination

Painful urination may indicate the occurrence of prostate pain. Two possible causes of prostatitis are unexplained short-term urethral spasm causing urine to reflux into the prostate duct, and pelvic tension myalgia caused by habitual contraction and spasm. These are often accompanied by varying degrees of emotional fluctuations and sexual psychological abnormalities.

Some studies believe that this disease involves primary abnormalities in the pelvic sympathetic nervous system, resulting in incomplete bladder neck relaxation and functional stenosis of the external sphincter urethra.

After listening to the above introduction, I believe everyone has a new understanding of this symptom. In fact, any discomfort in the body reflects a problem with the body. Everyone must pay great attention to it. If it is really serious, you must go to the hospital.