Nine symptoms of urinary tract infection in women

Nowadays, the pace of life is fast, and the pressure on wage earners is increasing. It is also spring now, and we always want to sleep, and our immunity is not high. Due to the unstable average temperature, infections occur, and urinary tract infection is one of them. So what are the symptoms of urinary tract infection in women? Let’s take a look at it below, and hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Nine symptoms of female urinary tract infection:

Women are very susceptible to urinary tract infections due to their unique physiological structure and unclean sexual life. The incidence of urinary tract infections in women is relatively high every year. The clinical symptoms of urinary tract infection in women include burning or painful urination, frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, pain in the toe area, fever, shivering, low back pain, etc. Due to differences in personal physical fitness and the severity of the infection, the clinical manifestations are also different. If symptoms of urinary tract infection occur, it is recommended to see a doctor immediately for relevant examinations and active treatment. After being diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, in addition to relevant treatments, you can drink more water, urinate frequently, pay attention to daily hygiene, and wash your underwear frequently. For women who have sex, they should pay attention to cleaning before and after intercourse to avoid infection.

What should women do in their daily lives to prevent urinary tract infections?

Pay special attention to your lifestyle habits

Women have a high probability of developing urinary tract infection, and its incidence is closely related to their lifestyle habits. Therefore, women should pay special attention to their lifestyle habits.

1. After relieving yourself, use a tissue to wipe the back of your hand.

The female body structure is unique, the urethra is relatively wide and short, and incorrect cleaning methods after going to the toilet will greatly increase the risk of urethra contamination. In addition, women's vulva sebaceous glands are rich and abundant, and the private parts are always wet and cold, so bacteria will take advantage of the opportunity to enter. The correct way should be to wipe it from the front and wipe it from the back. If possible, it is best to wash it with cold water.

2. Husband and wife should pay attention to hygiene

A survey in Taiwan found that about 1/4 of women had experienced "honeymoon cystitis". Most urinary tract infections in middle-aged women are also related to sexual intercourse. It should be reminded that couples should pay attention to hygiene before and after sex. It is best to urinate once after sex, as urine can carry away some germs.