«Jinsiy organlarga tarqaladigan og'riq»

Pain Radiating to the Genitals

Description:

Pain radiating to the genitals can be caused by urinary tract infections, kidney stones, or conditions like prostatitis in men or pelvic inflammatory disease in women. It can also result from nerve compression or irritation in the lower spine or pelvic area. Such pain may sometimes be linked to sexually transmitted infections or traumatic injuries.

Main Causes:

• Urinary tract infections or kidney stones
• Prostatitis or pelvic inflammatory disease
• Nerve compression or irritation
• Sexually transmitted infections

Treatment:

Treatment depends on the diagnosis. Antibiotics are used for infections, while kidney stones may require medications or surgical removal. For nerve-related pain, physical therapy or anti-inflammatory medications are often prescribed. In cases of sexually transmitted infections, appropriate antimicrobial therapy is necessary.