What is the treatment for urinary tract infections in women?

Urinary tract infection is a common urinary system disease that can affect both men and women. The causes of infection are different for men and women, and the treatment methods are also different. Women have a short urethra, so bacteria can easily invade it. In addition, the distance between the urethra and the vagina is extremely short. Therefore, if you do not pay attention to hygiene during your menstrual period, it is easy to get a urethral infection.

First, let me introduce to you the antibiotic treatment method. This method is very effective in treating female urinary tract infections. It mainly uses reasonable antibacterial drugs to eliminate pathogenic bacteria, which is a key link in treating female urinary tract infections. For patients with acute onset, antibiotic treatment is the most important. If it is not handled properly, not only will the treatment be ineffective, but it will also cause renal damage and affect the prognosis.

We can also treat urinary tract infections in daily life, because its occurrence is closely related to some details in life, so patients should pay attention to rest. During the acute infection period, patients may have obvious urinary tract irritation symptoms or fever and should rest in bed. They can get out of bed and move around after their body temperature returns to normal. Generally, acute simple cystitis requires rest for 3 to 5 days, and pyelonephritis requires rest for 7 to 10 days.

Many female friends have recovered completely after treatment of urinary tract infection, but it is easy to relapse, which is related to the individual's low immune function. Therefore, while adjusting medications and using reasonable antibiotics, it is necessary to strengthen the body's immune function; if necessary, use Chinese medicine to adjust the physical condition and enhance the efficacy of drugs. Chronic patients with extremely weak constitutions need frequent small-volume blood transfusions to improve their physical condition.

Note: For chronic cystitis with obvious causes, the causes must be eliminated, otherwise, the cystitis will be difficult to control. Such as relieving urinary tract obstruction, removing foreign objects and stones in the bladder, etc.; gynecological examinations should be performed for women with recurrent cystitis to rule out and treat female reproductive tract inflammation; upper urinary tract sources and male reproductive organ inflammation such as prostatitis should all be actively treated at the same time.

I hope that when women suffer from urethritis, they can go to the hospital for treatment immediately to avoid inducing more infections and causing greater harm to their health.