How does urethral tingling make urination difficult to do

Urinary tract infection, urinary tract infection patients due to inflammatory substances stimulate bladder mucosa or urethral mucosa, will show urethral tingling discomfort, especially when urinating, pain symptoms will be more obvious, due to urethral pain, so patients may show the phenomenon of dare not urinate, this situation generally requires the use of antibiotics to control infection, while drinking more water, frequent urination. Second, urethral stones, when the stones stuck in the urethra, will also cause pain discomfort in the urethra, and stones stuck in the urethra will also cause urinary tract obstruction, causing urination difficulties, this situation needs to be clear about the size of the stones, if the stone volume is relatively small, you can drink more water to let the stones discharge themselves, if the stone volume is relatively large, it generally needs surgery.