Is it a sign of heat in women when they suddenly have urinary pain?

Everyone should be familiar with the phenomenon of painful urination. Some people have experienced this phenomenon in their daily lives. The phenomenon of painful urination in women should also be taken seriously. In many cases, it is caused by problems with the reproductive system. Common causes include urethritis and other diseases. But is sudden painful urination in women caused by getting angry? Let's take a look.

Is it a sign of heat in women when they suddenly have pain when urinating?

Female urinary pain generally refers to the pain that women experience when urinating, a type of symptom caused by infection with other reproductive tract diseases. It should be a normal physiological process for people to expel excess water from their bodies. It should not be a painful process for women to expel urine from their bodies through the urethra. If you feel pain, it means that something is wrong with your urinary system.

Causes of painful urination in women

1. First of all, the female urethra and vagina are adjacent to each other, and various bacteria can easily invade the vagina, especially after sexual intercourse. This is how "honeymoon cystitis" is caused.

2. Secondly, the female vagina is close to her intestines and anus, and colon bacteria can easily enter the female vagina, causing urinary tract infection, which in turn leads to urinary pain.

3. The surface of the female urinary tract is covered with a layer of mucus like a protective film. Under normal circumstances, the vaginal mucosa can breed a kind of lactobacillus, making the vagina acidic, thereby inhibiting bacterial invasion. However, if these natural defenses are congenitally deficient or acquiredly changed, they can easily cause vaginal or urinary tract infections. These changes include tumors or stones blocking urine excretion, cystocele causing changes in urinary tract structure and function, and hormone deficiency in menopausal women.

4. Some women are more sensitive and may experience urinary pain when they are allergic to soap, toilet paper, lubricants, contraceptive sponges or foams.