Burning in the urethra in women

The causes of such a phenomenon as burning in the urethra, appearing in women, are so diverse that it is often beyond the power of the fairer sex to figure out what the cause may be. Let's look at this violation in more detail, and in particular, we will focus on what can be caused by burning.

Because of what can itch appear?

To begin with, it should be noted that in most cases, the development of such symptoms indicates an infectious and inflammatory process in the reproductive system. In such cases, the most common pathogens are microorganisms such as staphylococcus, E. coli, streptococcus and even fungi.

Quite often, itching and burning in women, noted in the urethra, is only one of the signs of a disease of the genitourinary system. Among such diseases it is necessary to name:

• urethritis;
• cystitis;
• hormonal dysfunction;
• STI (gonorrhea);
• chlamydia;
• dysbacteriosis of the vagina.

In what cases can there still be discomfort and burning in the urethra in women?

In those situations where this type of symptomatology is observed for a long time, and the survey did not reveal a violation, it is likely that the reason lies in the means of intimate hygiene used.

Perhaps, every woman is familiar with the situation when, after a newly acquired new hygiene remedy, redness of the skin in the groin, burning, itching is noted. Often the labia becomes edematous and painful feel. Therefore, if women have a persistent burning sensation in the urethra, the used remedy should be changed.

In such cases, women have a question about what can be washed when burning urethra occurs. Most often doctors advise to use for daily intimate hygiene liquid baby soap, which is hypoallergenic and contains a minimum of perfumes.