How to treat urinary tract infection during breastfeeding

Due to the special structure of the female body, urinary tract infections are common in clinical practice. Because the female urinary tract is close to the vagina, the two are prone to mutual infection. Once symptoms of urinary tract infection are found, we recommend that you go to the hospital for timely examination and treatment, and cooperate with the doctor's examination to take targeted medications, so as to get the best treatment and avoid the disease being out of control in time.

The treatment of urinary tract infection in breastfeeding women should be targeted. Patients should first go to a regular hospital for bacterial culture to find out the specific inducing bacteria, and then choose targeted antibiotics for treatment based on the characteristics of the bacteria. This will ensure better treatment results. While patients with urinary tract infection are actively undergoing treatment, they should also pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts, which will make it easier to avoid reinfection and speed up their recovery, allowing patients to get rid of the harm and various symptoms caused by urinary tract infection as soon as possible.

Breastfeeding women with urinary tract infection should also pay attention to their diet in their daily lives, because scientific eating habits can allow us to absorb more nutrients and avoid the recurrence of the disease. Patients should avoid eating spicy and irritating foods. We would like to remind everyone that they need to do aerobic exercise in their daily lives and go outdoors when they have time, as this will help them absorb more oxygen, such as hiking, jogging, etc. However, you need to pay attention to the methods and techniques to avoid harming your body.

For breastfeeding women with urinary tract infections, they should develop good personal hygiene habits in their daily lives to prevent the invasion of bacteria and other pathogens. Female friends are advised not to wear tight, non-breathable pants and not to use bathtubs in public baths for bathing. In daily life, you can drink more water and eat more vegetables and fruits to clean the urethra through the excretion of water.