What are the causes of urinary tract infection?

The early symptoms of urinary tract infection are not obvious, and many people do not find out the cause and receive treatment in time, which delays the best treatment time. In fact, urinary tract infection is caused by improper treatment or repeated illness. A large number of bacteria and lack of good cleaning and care are the main factors leading to urinary tract infection. Severe cases can also lead to dual infection of the vas deferens and ureter, which is very harmful.

1. Improper treatment and improper medication are the direct culprits that lead to recurrent urinary tract infections. To treat stubborn and difficult-to-cure urinary tract infections, scientific and effective therapies are needed to open up the flow channels in the urinary system. Although simple oral medications can eliminate local organ swelling and temporarily relieve pain in a short period of time, they will recur once the medication is stopped, which is why urinary tract infections are stubborn and difficult to cure.

2. Urinary system diseases are mostly caused by bacterial infection , which can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Due to repeated mutual infection between partners, urologists may become "frequent visitors" to the urology department.

3. Some men have a weak health awareness and do not take it seriously when they feel unwell, or they are afraid to see a doctor, or they buy medicine and treat themselves for the sake of convenience. This will only allow bacteria to multiply and delay treatment, turning illnesses that could have been completely cured in the early stages into chronic diseases, which will not only cause more pain but also make later treatment more difficult.

The treatment principle of urinary tract infection is to first give sensitive antibiotics according to common pathogens.

Perform urine culture before treatment, and then adjust medication in a timely manner based on drug sensitivity results. This is one of the treatment principles for urinary tract infections.

Another principle of treatment for urinary tract infection is to choose antibiotics with high concentrations in urine or target organs whenever possible.

The course of treatment should be sufficient. The use of antibiotics should continue until 2 weeks after symptoms disappear and urine culture turns negative. This is also the treatment principle for urinary tract infection.

To sum up, this is an analysis and introduction to the treatment principles of urinary tract infection. What do you think after reading this? I hope everyone can pay more attention to it in life and take precautions. Here, I also wish the patients a speedy recovery.