Urethral discomfort is how

Urethral discomfort may be caused by urinary system infection, urethral stones, urethral injury, etc. 1. Urinary system infection bacteria, fungi or other pathogens infect the urinary system, which can cause urethritis, cystitis, etc., resulting in frequent urination, urgency, urinary pain, urethral burning and other symptoms. When the pathogen invades the urethra, it will trigger an inflammatory reaction, resulting in congestion and edema of the urethral mucosa, causing discomfort. 2. Urinary calculi move or incarcerate in the urethra, which can stimulate the urethral mucosa and cause uncomfortable feelings such as urethral pain and dysuria. The formation of calculi is related to a variety of factors, such as diet, metabolic abnormalities, urine concentration, etc. 3. Urethral injury Urethral trauma, such as riding injury, may lead to urethral injury, causing urethral pain, hematuria and other symptoms. In addition, medical operations, such as catheterization, may also cause urethral injury if improper operation. If there are symptoms of urethral discomfort, seek medical attention in time, carry out relevant examinations, such as urine routine, urinary system ultrasound, etc., to clarify the cause, and take corresponding treatment measures.