The urine smells very bad

Under normal circumstances, people usually do not have an odor after urinating, but some people have an odor after urinating. Usually, this symptom in the body needs to be taken seriously. There are many reasons for the foul smell of urine, both physiological and pathological. When treating, you need to learn to distinguish them. Don't use medicine blindly, otherwise it will aggravate the condition.

Why does urine smell bad?

Considering urinary tract infection, or lack of water intake, dampness and heat in the body, it is best to go to the hospital's urology department for examination, urine analysis, and a clear diagnosis. Take levofloxacin according to your condition under the guidance of a doctor. Drink more water, avoid spicy, greasy, and irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, live a regular life, be in a good mood, and pay attention to local cleanliness and hygiene.

Symptoms of Urinary Tract Infection in Women

There are many clinical symptoms of urinary tract infection. According to the different areas of onset, it can be divided into pyelonephritis, cystitis and urethritis. According to the different nature of inflammation, it can be divided into acute urinary tract infection and chronic urinary tract infection. According to the presence or absence of organic lesions, it can be divided into complicated and uncomplicated urinary tract infection. In short, there are many classifications of urinary tract infections, but in general, no matter what type of urinary tract infection it is, the following symptoms will appear:

1. Abnormal urine

This symptom is generally difficult to distinguish with the naked eye. Common symptoms include bacteriuria, pyuria, hematuria and pneumaturia, which are more obvious after examination.

2. Abnormal urination

Frequent urination, urgency, pain and even urinary incontinence may occur. It is common in chronic renal failure caused by chronic pyelonephritis. In the early stage, there may be polyuria, and in the later stage, there may be oliguria or anuria.

3. Lower back pain

When a woman suffers from a urinary tract infection, the urethra will be stimulated and tension will occur to varying degrees, causing pain in the lower back.

4. Physical discomfort

Fever or tremors all over the body and frequent headaches are actually symptoms of urinary tract infection, not physical discomfort caused by lack of rest and daily excessive fatigue.