What is the reason for wanting to urinate after sex?

Many women often feel the urge to urinate after having sex, even if the amount of urine is only a small amount. However, because other uncomfortable feelings are not obvious, female friends often do not take it seriously and think it is not a big problem. In fact, if you feel the urge to defecate after having sex, it is your body’s way of reminding you that you may have urethritis and you should pay attention to it.

1. Drink plenty of water: The urine excreted by the kidneys flushes the bladder and urethra, which is beneficial to the excretion of bacteria. Drinking plenty of water every day and urinating every 2 to 3 hours can avoid the reproduction of bacteria in the urinary tract and reduce the incidence of urinary tract infections. This is the most practical and effective way to prevent urinary tract infections. During the onset or remission stage of the disease, drinking plenty of water every day is also beneficial to the recovery of the disease. Drinking tea or light bamboo leaves instead of tea also has a certain preventive effect.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene: There are a large number of bacteria living in the female vulva and urethra, which is a prerequisite for urinary tract infection. Therefore, you should always pay attention to the cleanliness of your genitals, take a bath frequently, and do not use a pool or tub bath, and change your underwear frequently. This should be especially noted during the wedding, menstruation, pregnancy and postpartum period. Baby girls need to have their diapers changed frequently.

The medication for female urethritis should follow the principle of using reasonable antimicrobial drugs to eliminate pathogenic bacteria. For those with acute onset, antimicrobial drug treatment is the most important. Once handled improperly, not only will the efficacy be poor, but it will also cause renal damage and affect the prognosis. Therefore, to ensure clinical efficacy, targeted treatment must be carried out against the bacteria, and the abuse of antibiotics must be avoided. In particular, caution must be exercised when using nephrotoxic drugs, and the patient's physical condition must be considered comprehensively.

The chances of women suffering from urethritis increase greatly after marriage. This is because they do not pay attention to personal hygiene during intercourse, and the female urethra and vagina are close to each other, so infection often occurs at this time. Some people use sanitary napkins for a long time and fail to change them frequently. This is the cause of urethritis, so it should be given full attention.