Why does the urethral opening hurt after horse racing?

Urethral pain after horse racing may be caused by damage to the urethral mucosa or urethritis. It should be treated as soon as possible with anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

Urethral pain after horse racing may be caused by damage to the urethral mucosa, which may cause obvious redness and swelling of the urethral mucosa tissue, and may also be accompanied by clinical symptoms such as pain, especially when urinating, the pain will be more obvious. In this case, you can follow the doctor's guidance and take oral anti-inflammatory drugs, such as oral amoxicillin capsules and levofloxacin capsules, to prevent secondary infection from inflammation.

Urethral orifice pain after horse racing may also be caused by urethritis. During the onset of urethritis, it may cause obvious pain in the urethral orifice, and it may also be accompanied by a tingling sensation. The pain will be more serious especially when walking with friction. Urethritis should go to a medical institution as soon as possible. Through routine urine examination and urinary system ultrasound examination, it can be treated with oral cephalosporins and quinolones according to the doctor's instructions.

During the treatment period, the urethral opening must be cleaned to reduce adverse stimulation of the urethral opening tissue, which may cause more severe pain during urination.