Symptoms of female dysuria

The most common clinical manifestations of female dysuria are waiting to urinate, urination convulsions, urination effort and failure to urinate. Dysuria is more common in obstructive diseases of the lower urinary tract. In women, such as bladder neck sclerosis, urethral stricture or urethral caruncle, which cause obstruction of the bladder outlet, it will cause symptoms of dysuria. Patients generally need to go to the urology department for treatment. After some imaging tests to help confirm the diagnosis, different treatment methods are selected according to different causes. The principle of treatment is to remove obstruction factors in time and restore normal urination, which can reduce the occurrence of many complications caused by long-term urination difficulties.