What medicine should I take for uremic infection?

Urinary tract infections in women are very common because of their special physiological structure and relatively short urethral opening, which makes them particularly susceptible to bacterial invasion. The general symptom of urethral infection is itching of the private parts. Many women use vaginal cleansers to relieve symptoms, or go to the pharmacy to buy some anti-inflammatory drugs. However, the best way is to go to the hospital for examination before choosing medication. This article introduces the causes of urinary tract infection, let’s take a look.

The symptoms of urinary tract infection are usually discomfort in the bladder area, but there are rarely obvious symptoms of systemic infection. Generally, only a relatively small number of patients will experience back pain and low fever.

In addition, the blood cell count will also increase. In fact, if it is a simple urinary tract infection, bladder irritation will usually occur. Generally, it will appear, and you will always have to go to the toilet, and you usually don’t have time to go to the toilet.

So generally, most people will wet their pants, and there will also be white blood cells in the urine. And sometimes some people may have hematuria in their urine, and the hematuria can be seen.

Precautions for the symptoms of urinary tract infection. Generally, if it is just a simple urinary tract infection, bladder irritation will usually occur, that is, urinary urgency, frequent urination, urinary pain, and there may also be hematuria.

Causes of Urinary Tract Infection

1. The female urethral opening is located between the vagina and the anus, providing conditions for bacteria to invade the urethra. In addition, the female urethra is short, straight and wide, and the urethral sphincter is weak, so bacteria can easily move up along the urethral opening to the bladder.

2. When girls have their period, due to the special physiological changes in the body and low resistance, improper use of sanitary napkins and lack of attention to perineal hygiene, bacteria can ascend and cause infection.

3. Sexual intercourse during the wedding or after marriage can damage the urethral mucosa and easily cause urinary tract infection.

4. During pregnancy, the enlarged uterus compresses the urethra, causing poor urine flow and making urinary tract infection more likely to occur.

5. Women over 50 years old reach menopause, their vaginal secretions are alkaline, and they lack IgA, so it is difficult to inhibit the growth and reproduction of urinary tract bacteria, causing serious and difficult to cure urinary tract infections.