Symptoms of urinary tract infection during pregnancy

The body of a pregnant woman is more prone to problems, especially in the early stages of pregnancy when there are many changes in the body and problems are more likely to occur. Many pregnant women develop urinary tract infections after pregnancy. So what are the symptoms of a urinary tract infection? What should I do if I have a urinary tract infection? If you never knew, check it out.

1. What are the symptoms of urinary tract infection?

1. Frequent urination and urgency: The frequency of urination increases, each urination decreases, and the urination volume is normal within 24 hours, which is called frequent urination and urgency.

2. Unable to hold urine: When you feel the urge to urinate, you feel an urgent need to urinate immediately, often accompanied by frequent urination and urgency.

3. Painful urination: There is pain in the bladder area and urethra when urinating, which is often a muscle atrophy-like pain or burning pain.

What to do if you have a urinary tract infection during pregnancy

1. If conditions permit, go to the hospital for a urine test once a month or so. If you are diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, try to ensure early recovery, even if you have not yet experienced symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and painful urination. If you don't pay attention to it and allow the disease to continue to develop, worsen or recur, it will be extremely harmful to both the mother and the product.

2. Don’t worry about the effects of too many medicines on the fetus. You still need to take the medicine when it is necessary. The important thing is to tell your doctor that you are pregnant, and the doctor will try his best to choose medicines that are harmless to the fetus.

3. Be sure to go to the hospital for treatment. Do not postpone your own treatment or seek medical treatment for yourself. Do not intuitively feel that you have a urinary tract infection and privately treat the symptoms for the sake of convenience. The result is often that prime time for healing is missed.

The article explains in detail the symptoms of urinary tract infection in pregnant women, and also introduces in detail what to do if urinary tract infection occurs. As a pregnant woman, you must pay close attention to your own health. It is best to ensure your physical and mental health. Otherwise, if there is a problem, it may affect the fetus and cause problems for the fetus.