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What medicine do women take for tingling after urination
There is a tingling pain when urinating, mainly due to a urinary tract infection. Bacteria enter the urethra through the urethra, causing edema and congestion of the urethral mucosa. Painful symptoms when urine flows through. In this case, oral levofloxacin capsules and Sanjin tablets, or cephalosporin antibiotics can be used for treatment.
During the treatment, it is necessary to drink plenty of water, urinate frequently, and rely on the flushing effect of urine to flush out the inflammatory exudates in the urethra.
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What are the causes of tingling in women's urination after intercourse
Pain during urination after intercourse may be caused by urinary tract infection, but urinary tract infection usually causes frequent urination, urgency, dysuria, and incontinence. In addition, if the male in the same room acts violently, it may also damage the vulva or urethra, and may also cause pain when urinating, or even blood in the urine.
If it is convenient, it is best to go to the hospital for specialist examination and urine routine examination. If it is not convenient to come to the hospital for medical treatment, you can also take empirical medication and take levofloxacin capsules and Relinqing granules orally. Usually drink plenty of water, pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva, you can take a sitz bath with potassium permanganate tablet water, or clean the vulva with Jieeryin, Fuyanjie, etc., pay attention to changing underwear every day, wear pure cotton pants, do not wear tight fittings pants.
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What to pay attention to in the same room
1. Pay attention to hygiene in the same room. Wash before and after intercourse to reduce the chance of inflammation.
2. Pay attention to taking effective and complete contraceptive measures during intercourse to reduce the unintended pregnancy rate and reduce the damage to the uterus.
3, the same room should pay attention to the frequency and intensity of the same room. Frequent intercourse will change the environment in the vagina, prone to vaginitis and pelvic inflammatory disease. Excessive force of intercourse may cause damage to the reproductive tract, such as vaginal laceration, cervical laceration, etc.
4. For patients infected with some pathogens transmitted through sexual contact, it is recommended not to have intercourse until the pathogens are cured. If you have to wear condoms in the same room, you can reduce the probability of cross infection.
