Urinary discomfort after childbirth

Giving birth will have many adverse effects on women's bodies, such as stretch marks, lower limb edema, lower abdominal pain, etc., and many women will also experience urethral discomfort. This situation is mostly caused by urinary tract infection, and people need to treat it as soon as possible to prevent more serious conditions. Then let's take a detailed look at what causes urethral discomfort after giving birth.

This situation is still a case of discomfort caused by external moisture stimulation or urinary tract inflammation. Drink more water and pay attention to rest. It is recommended to observe whether there is redness, swelling or discomfort, and actively choose to cooperate with potassium permanganate and other cleaning methods. Pay attention to local hygiene. It is recommended to prohibit spicy food. Actively choose to cooperate with urine routine. In normal circumstances, pay attention to avoid sitting for a long time. It is better to expose underwear to the sun.

Tips for preventing urinary tract infections

1. Develop the habit of drinking more water to give full play to the "flushing" effect of water on the urethra and avoid bacterial growth.

2. Be careful to keep your vulva clean to prevent urine from wetting your underwear and giving bacteria the opportunity to multiply. In addition, do not use raw water (unboiled water) directly for cleaning. It is best to use boiled water that has cooled to a suitable temperature before cleaning.

3. Adhere to physical exercise, pay attention to diet adjustment, avoid overeating greasy, spicy and other stimulating foods, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to enhance the body's resistance.

4. Choose pure cotton underwear with good breathability and strong moisture absorption, and change it every day.

5. For people with gynecological diseases such as cervicitis, trichomoniasis vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, etc., they should actively treat the primary disease, and also actively treat some chronic diseases that can induce urinary tract infections, such as diabetes.

Treatment and prevention of recurrence

If urinary tract infection is not treated properly, it can easily become chronic and difficult to cure. In severe cases, it can even cause serious complications such as sepsis and septic shock. Chronic pyelonephritis can also lead to chronic renal failure.

If you accidentally get a urinary tract infection, you must go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Do not abuse antibiotics on your own. Stay in bed and drink plenty of water.