Why is there a tingling pain in urinating, a bit of suffocation, and blood?

The

urinary

tract infection

may be caused by urinary tract infection, urinary tract stones, urinary tract tumors, etc.

If the urinary tract infection

pathogen invades the urinary tract, the urinary tract mucosa will appear congestion and edema, and the urine stimulates the mucosa to cause tingling symptoms when urinating. If the bladder infection exists, it will affect the bladder contraction, resulting in poor urine discharge, and

a feeling of holding urine.