One reason is the close proximity of the urethra to the anus, leading to faecal matter contamination.
Because they have a short urethra, which is physically close to the anus, and which is prone to trauma during sexual intercourse.
The answer to this question is because the urethra ( urine canal ) is shorter in a female than a male thus making females more prone to getting urinary track infections.
Javen W.
Because their urethra is shorter (tube from bladder out of body) so it is easier for an infection to enter through it into the bladder.
it has to do with the anatomy of male vs female
For one thing, our urethras are shorter and it's easier for the germs to get to their final destination.
Urinary tract infections are more common in females because the female urinary tract is much closer to the outer layers of the skin than would be in a male. The UTI is close to the vagina and rectum making it more susceptible to infection caused by waste excreted from the body. Student Nurse
Male
Yes, female urine is more acidic because the female's urinary tract is shorter, therefor is more prone to infection then the males. The body naturally solves this issue with more acidic urine for females
Luckily, bacteria, viruses, and fungi (plural of fungus) don't care what sex you are. The only difference is between sexes and for SOME bacteria, viruses, and especially yeast, is that females are more prone to infections that affect the urinary tract and vagina.
Glycosuria does not turn urine cloudy. Diabetic people are more prone to urinary tract infections which can result in cloudy urine.
because we have larger holes and it's easier for things to get inside them, also, its closer to our anus. we are just prone for failure
It Depends on how they are raised, But generally females are, males are prone to relieving themselves and marking "their" territory.
Because the female urethra is shorter than that of a man, it's easier for germs to migrate to the bladder from outside.
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The length of female urethra is very much short as compared to male urethra. So infection can be more easily introduced from out side, to urinary bladder. The source of infection is very close, that is faecal matter. You can have millions of bacteria in very small amount of faecal matter.