The physical condition of pregnant women is different from that of ordinary people. No matter what illness occurs, don't rush to take medicine. However, due to the long duration of pregnancy, pregnant women are inevitably prone to some illnesses. There are many pregnant women with symptoms of urethral opening pain, so what is the cause of urethral opening pain in pregnant women? What should we do?
1. When infected with bacteria, it is important to drink plenty of water regularly.
Pregnant women may experience pain at the urethral opening, which could lead to bacterial infection. At this point, pregnant women need to find ways to increase urine output. Urination can dilute urine concentration, reduce stimulation to the urethral opening, and alleviate pain during urination. Moreover, increasing urine output can promote the rapid elimination of toxins and waste from the body, which is also very beneficial for the condition.
2. Clean the urethral opening with diluted saline solution.
Pregnant women can also try melting some salt with warm water and making their own diluted saline solution. Rinsing the urethra with this diluted saline solution can also alleviate inflammation. Because salt has a certain bactericidal and anti-inflammatory effect, it can reduce the number of bacteria in the urethra, lower the pathogenicity of these bacteria, and also benefit the recovery of diseases.
3. Carefully choose medication.
If the pain becomes increasingly intense, we cannot let it pass, just take the necessary medication. However, it is recommended that pregnant women consult a doctor and take medication that does not harm fetal qi or affect the development of the baby. When seeking medical treatment, it is important to inform the doctor of your actual condition and let them know that you are pregnant, in order to effectively prevent the toxic effects of medication. During pregnancy, if there is pain at the urethral opening, it is important to drink plenty of water and effectively clean the urethral opening and perineum with clean water to reduce the possibility of infection.
