Why do women have difficulty urinating?

Everyone needs to urinate and replenish enough water every day, but some water will also be consumed through urination and sweating. However, urination conditions can also reflect the health status of a part of the body. When urinating, the urine may be yellow or less. Urgent urination, frequent urination, and incomplete urination are all manifestations of an unhealthy body. So what are the reasons for girls’ difficulty urinating? Let me introduce it in detail below.

1. Drinking too little water

The color of urine can also vary depending on how much water you drink. If you drink more water and urinate more, the proportion of urochrome in your urine will be smaller and the color will be lighter. If you drink less water, the proportion of urochrome in your urine will be higher, and the color will appear yellow. However, if it is accompanied by physical discomfort, or if there is no significant relief after drinking water, you need to pay attention. You should go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to ensure your physical and mental health.

2. Dietary reasons

If your urine is dark yellow, it may be because you have eaten a lot of carrots, papaya foods or rhubarb, vitamins and other chemicals, which can cause your urine to become dark yellow.

3. Fever or diarrhea

In patients with acute fever or diarrhea, the urine becomes concentrated and turns yellow because water is excreted in sweat or feces.

4. Liver or gallbladder disease

When liver or gallbladder disease occurs, bile from the urethra will make the urine dark yellow. The urine of hepatitis patients will also appear tea-colored.

5. Drug effects

The color of urine is often affected by food and medicine. For example, when taking vitamin B, rifampicin and other drugs, the color of urine will become darker. It will naturally improve after stopping the medication, so there is no need to worry.

6. Urethritis

Can cause urine color to change. Yellow urine may also be caused by urethritis. The gonococci, chlamydia and mycoplasma that cause urethritis are among the pathogens that cause infertility.

Due to the special physiological characteristics of women, the anus, vagina and urethra are concentrated and have different excretion functions. Infection may occur if not cleaned properly. According to statistics from the World Health Organization, unclean lower body causes about 50%-60% of female urinary and reproductive tract inflammation, and the most effective way to prevent it is proper cleaning.

The above article introduces some possible reasons that may cause urinary difficulty in women. Of course, in addition to some gynecological diseases, these reasons may also be the main cause of urinary difficulty in men, which has a lot to do with one's own hygiene and living habits. We should drink more water in our daily life so that we can have better diuresis. In addition, you should pay attention to personal hygiene and change your underwear frequently every day.