Frequent urination at night in women, men and children - burning and pain

At ATODA Medical we solve burning during and after urination

Do you experience burning after urination or pain in the urethra and bladder area? At ATODA Medical, we always deal with urination problems discreetly, offering comprehensive care and a professional approach to treating urological problems.

Our urogynaecology treats frequent bedwetting in women, while our urology treats frequent bedwetting in men. A chapter in itself is frequent urination in children, which the specialists at ATODA Medical can also help your children with. They use modern diagnostic methods and an individual approach to even the smallest patients (for boys under the age of ten, after a joint consultation) to ensure the most effective solution.

Symptoms include pain when urinating

Difficulty urinating is manifested in the urinary tract, which includes the urethra, bladder, ureters and kidneys. Symptoms of dysuria may include:

• Burning or cutting when urinating: the most common and prominent symptom,
• frequent nocturnal urination in women and frequent nocturnal urination in men: increased frequency of urination, often accompanied by a weak stream of urine or intermittent urination,
• lower abdominal pain: unpleasant pain or pressure in the bladder area (often mistaken for inflammation of the bladder),
• urination of blood or cloudy urine: changes in the colour of the urine that may indicate an infection or other problem,
• unpleasant smell of urine: urine may have a strong and unpleasant smell.

Don't wait for your symptoms to get worse. If you have any problems with urination, please do not hesitate to contact us. Make an appointment at ATODA Medical, call us or write to us.

What causes pain and burning when peeing in men and women?

Pain when urinating in women and men is often caused by several triggers:

• Urinary tract infections (UTIs): the most common cause, caused by bacteria, in which patients experience a burning sensation in the urethra,
• sexually transmitted infections (STIs): diseases such as chlamydia or gonorrhoea can cause dysuria,
• kidney stones: small stones can cause pain at the end of urination and other difficulties when urinating,
• prostatitis: inflammation of the prostate gland in men that can cause painful urination,
• interstitial cystitis: a chronic disease of the bladder that causes long-term pain and discomfort.

What happens when you ignore urinary problems

Untreated urination problems can lead to serious health complications such as:

• Chronic infections: recurrent urinary tract infections can lead to permanent damage to the urinary tract, including urine leakage,
• kidney damage: the infection can progress to the kidneys and cause pyelonephritis, a serious kidney disease,
• sepsis: a serious systemic infection that can be life-threatening,
• infertility: some STIs can lead to infertility if not treated in time.

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