What should women do if they have frequent acidic urination due to urinary tract infection?

Urinary tract infection is a common disease of the urinary system in clinical practice. This disease can occur in men, women and children. No matter which group of people suffer from urinary tract infection, it is harmful to the patient's health. Many women experience lower abdominal pain and frequent urination after suffering from urinary tract infection. To get rid of this phenomenon, you should first treat the urinary tract infection. Now let's see how the editor treats urinary tract infection!

1) Food and drinking. According to the patient's physical condition, give nutritious liquid or semi-liquid food; those with high fever and obvious gastrointestinal symptoms should be given intravenous fluids to ensure sufficient calories.

Increase the amount of water you drink to ensure fluid balance and sufficient urine output. The daily urine output should be above 1500mL. If necessary, intravenous infusion should be given to replenish water. More fluid intake and more urination can flush the urinary tract, accelerate the excretion of bacteria and inflammatory secretions, and reduce the hyperosmotic state of the renal medulla and papilla, which is not conducive to the growth and reproduction of bacteria. It can effectively relieve the patient's lower abdominal distension and pain symptoms and is also helpful for frequent urination.

(2) Take some rest. During the acute infection period, the patient may have obvious urinary tract irritation symptoms or fever and should rest in bed. He or she can get out of bed and move around after the body temperature returns to normal.

Generally, patients with acute simple cystitis should rest for 3 to 5 days, and patients with pyelonephritis should rest for 7 to 10 days. They can resume work when the symptoms disappear.

Chronic patients should also rest appropriately according to their condition to prevent reinfection due to low immunity caused by excessive fatigue.

(3) Symptomatic treatment. After the diagnosis is clear and appropriate antibacterial drugs are selected, symptomatic treatment is given for high fever, headache, back pain, constipation and other symptoms, such as heat-clearing and analgesic, laxatives and laxatives. When there is spasmodic pain in the lower abdomen, drugs can be given to relieve spasms and pain.

After reading the editor’s introduction to the treatment of urinary tract infection, I believe you have a general understanding. Many people always think that if they have a urinary tract infection, they only need to pay attention to personal genital care. In fact, this is wrong. Genital care is only an auxiliary treatment and cannot completely cure it. If you want to get rid of the disease, you should go to a regular urology hospital for treatment in time.