What are the causes of urinary tract infection in women?

Urinary tract infection is a common disease among female reproductive system diseases. The main causes of urinary tract infection are poor menstrual hygiene and unclean sexual life. During the treatment period of female urinary tract infection, couples should try to avoid having sex. While taking antibiotic treatment, you should drink plenty of water, avoid working too hard and don't hold your urine for a long time.

The female urethra is shorter and more relaxed than the male urethra, making it easier for bacteria to enter. The female urethra is close to the vagina and anus. There are a large number of bacteria around both the vagina and the anus, so it is easy to get urinary tract infection. Secondly, urinary tract infection is easy to occur during the menstrual period, and sexual intercourse can easily push bacteria from the urethra into the bladder and cause the disease. In daily life, drinking less water, working hard, holding urine, having poor physical constitution and frequent colds can easily induce urinary tract infection.

In daily life, the causes of urinary tract infection in women include urinary stones, tumors, urinary tract stenosis, etc., which can easily lead to poor urine flow, bacteria are not easily discharged from the bladder and multiply in large numbers, or the use of urinary tract instruments will not only bring bacteria into the urinary tract but also easily damage the urinary tract mucosa and cause infection. For female patients with recurrent urinary tract infections, their partners should also be checked for prostatitis, urinary tract infections and other diseases, and it is recommended that couples treat the disease together.

Due to the special structure of the female urinary tract and reproductive system, women are more likely to suffer from various diseases such as urinary tract infections. Because the environment in the female vagina is more suitable for bacterial proliferation, from the perspective of prevention and treatment, women should enhance their self-protection awareness and let their partners follow their instruments and pay attention to menstrual hygiene and sexual hygiene. This is the most direct way to avoid urinary tract infections.