1. Increase Water Intake
Keep up your water intake to help cure painful urination. Water will help fix the problem by flushing infection-causing bacteria as well as toxins out of your body.
drink water to help relieve dysuria
Moreover, it will prevent dehydration, which can worsen your condition. Water will also bring any excess heat in the body to a normal level and promote frequent urination.
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. You can also eat water-based fruits and vegetables. Soups, smoothies, juices and broths will also help keep your body hydrated.
2. Warm Compresses
You can also soothe the pain with warm compresses. The heat will help minimize bladder pressure and reduce pain.
warm compress for dysuria
- Apply a warm compress on your lower abdomen for 5 minutes. Wait for some time and then reapply.
- You can also use a heating pad to get relief from the pain.
