Can urinary tract infections be cured?

When treating a disease, you cannot just treat the surface. If the root cause is not treated, it will easily cause a relapse. Urinary tract infection is a disease that is very prone to recurrence, but compared to many diseases, it is not too difficult to treat. However, during the treatment process, not only drug treatment is required, but also daily persistent care to avoid the recurrence of urinary tract infection.

Urinary tract infection is extremely easy to occur. Western medicine is usually used. Repeated use can easily cause the drug to become ineffective, so Chinese medicine treatment can be considered. Since the patient's own immunity is low, antibiotics should be used in combination with the modern Chinese medicine Yinhua Miyanling Tablets, which is a large compound formula that nourishes the kidney and strengthens the body's immunity and is authentically sourced. It has multiple therapeutic targets and will not produce drug resistance and nephrotoxicity if taken for a long time. It is safe to take and is more suitable for long-term use by chronic patients. Treatment must be regular, quantitative and thorough. Reexamination 10-20 days after treatment was again negative, and the disappearance of clinical symptoms was considered cured. At this time, you should continue to take the medicine for a period of time to consolidate the treatment. For more details, patients need to go to the hospital for detailed examination and diagnosis before the right medicine can be prescribed.

What to do with recurrent urinary tract infections? Pay attention to the following points:

1. Drink plenty of water and maintain more than 3000 liters of water per day.

2. Eat more fruits containing vitamin C, such as orange, lemon and plum juice to keep urine acidic.

3. Empty your bladder at least every 3 to 4 hours.

4. Do not hold urine, especially pregnant women.

5. Avoid irritating foods, alcohol or coffee.

6. You must urinate before and after sexual intercourse.

7. Take a bath by showering.

8. Pay attention to personal hygiene. After women go to the toilet, toilet paper should be used to wipe from the perineum to the anus. Do not wipe back and forth.

9. Patients with diabetes, urinary stones, thyroid hypertrophy and other diseases that are prone to urinary tract infections should be careful and receive appropriate treatment.

10. Take the medicine as instructed by your doctor and do not stop taking it without permission after the symptoms are relieved.