Dangers of urinary tract infection in women

In daily life, we will find that many female friends do not pay attention to the hygiene of private parts, and do not have the habit of changing underwear frequently, which can easily lead to infection with reproductive organ diseases. Urinary tract infection is a very common disease in daily life. This disease causes great harm to the patient's body. Most patients will experience symptoms such as abnormal urination and painful urination after being infected with this disease. Patients with worsening conditions will also cause other serious threats. So what are the five harms of urinary tract infection?

1. Subacute simple cystitis: Many female friends did not seek timely treatment after suffering from urethral infection, which led to acute cystitis. The onset of acute cystitis is related to sexual life, and the disease is also very likely to cause frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, urinary pain, bladder area and other symptoms. Severe patients will feel discomfort in the vulva when urinating.

2. Subacute simple pyelonephritis: Acute nephritis is a common disease of urinary tract infection. The occurrence of this disease will seriously damage women's kidney function, and many women infected with this disease will have abnormal urination, hematuria, bilateral low back pain, high fever, headache, nausea and vomiting and other serious symptoms.

3. Menstrual irregularities: Most women think that urethral infection always affects urination. In fact, if the inflammation cannot be controlled for a long time, it will spread to other nearby tissues, causing women to suffer from uterine inflammation. Uterine inflammation can cause menstrual irregularities. Common symptoms of menstrual irregularities include prolonged menstrual duration, less menstruation and increased menstrual cycles.

4. Gynecological diseases: Many gynecological diseases are also caused by urinary tract infections, such as uterine polyps, cervical erosion and vaginitis. These diseases have a certain correlation with urinary tract infections.

5. Infectious kidney stones: Infectious kidney stones are caused by pathogenic bacteria infection, which accounts for about 15% to 20% of kidney stones. Infectious kidney stones are difficult to treat and have a high recurrence rate. If not properly treated, pyelonephritis will become chronic. In severe cases, it can easily lead to renal failure. Therefore, everyone should seek treatment immediately after discovering the disease.

Urinary tract infection is a common disease in daily life, so some women think that this disease is not a very serious disease. In fact, if this disease is not treated in time, it is easy to cause many serious symptoms and adverse effects. Therefore, everyone must attach great importance to this disease and go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time after discovering the disease. In addition, everyone should also develop a good lifestyle and living habits in daily life, and pay more attention to the daily diet. Be sure to drink more water, eat more foods that are beneficial to the disease, and spicy and irritating foods are best not to eat.