Get The Best Urinary Tract Infection Treatment

About Urinary Tract Infection - Female

Urinary Tract Infection or UTI causes pain in the lower abdomen and leads to itching, irritation, discomfort, and burning sensation. Upper UTI affects the organs in the upper urinary tract i.e. kidney; whereas lower UTI affects the organs in the lower tract i.e. ureter, urethra, and bladder. UTI in women is a highly common risk as germs & bacteria can enter the body directly through the vagina and spread.

Symptoms of UTI

• Burning and stinging sensation while you pass that feels like sharp knives cutting through
• Constantly or frequently feeling the urge to pee even when you don’t have to
• Urine that is cloudy or murky with a foul smell that’s also embarrassing
• A nagging mild pain and bloating in the lower abdomen that affects your focus
• Mostly feel fatigue and drained even after getting sufficient hours of sleep
• Mild fever or chills if the infection grows severe

Causes of UTI

• Bacteria entering through the urethra either from skin or stool
• Wiping back to front after bowel movement, allowing bacteria to spread
• Not staying properly hydrated, makes the bacteria grow and causes more urine problems.
• Wearing too-tight, non-breathable clothing where moisture is trapped
• Sexual activity brings bacteria into the urinary tract
• Hormonal changes (like menopause) affect your natural defenses

• Holding urine for a long time makes a breeding ground for bacteria

Risks of UTI

• Recurrent infections in the urinary tract
• Permanent damage to the kidneys
• Complications during pregnancy
• Urethral Strictures
• Sepsis (in rare and severe cases)

Don’t Delay the Treatment

• Relief from UTI pain and burning sensation
• Relief from urinary discomforts
• Prevent any further serious complications

Treatment

Diagnosis

The gynecologist does a physical examination to check the extent or severity of the condition. The patient may also have to undergo medical tests if suggested by the doctor.

Procedure

The gynecologist does a physical examination to check the extent or severity of the condition. The patient may also have to undergo medical tests if suggested by the doctor.

The best way to treat the UTI is to take the relevant antibiotics as prescribed by the doctor. Apart from the antibiotics, some lifestyle changes are required along with maintaining personal hygiene. Antibiotics may lead to relief for some time, but it may rise again later. So always have the antibiotics for the complete duration otherwise it may lead to recurrence or resistant infections. The other effective treatments are:-; 8-10 glasses of water daily; Avoiding coffee or tea and other unhealthy beverages; Avoid intercourse in case of UTI; and Heating pads on the abdomen and lower back for pain relief.

Diet and Self-Care Tips for a Speedy Recovery from UTI Treatment

• Drink water and non-sugary hydrating fluids throughout the day.
• Wear cotton underwear and change it every day to prevent moisture build-up.
• Avoid irritants like scented soaps, intimate washes, and talcum powder that disturb the natural balance.
• Eat light and nutritious home-cooked food unless you recover completely
• For symptomatic relief, use a hot water bag or heating pad that relieves abdominal pain and cramps
  
• Ask your doctor before using tampons, menstrual cups, or any other vaginal insertions that can worsen the symptoms

How to prepare for your doctor’s appointment for UTI treatment?

Make an appointment with the doctor you trust. If your UTIs keep recurring, you may need to see a urinary or kidney specialist.

Before going to a consultation, here’s how you prepare for it:

• Double-check if you need to submit a fresh urine sample, sometimes it can save you from the next trip

• Take a note of symptoms troubling you, no matter how mild they are.

• Make a list of medicines, vitamin supplements, or even natural supplements you’ve been taking

• Write your questions so you don’t keep wondering after the appointment.

What if you catch frequent urinary infections?

If you keep having a frequent uti, your gynecologist may advise:

• In case of a frequent urinary tract disease, the doctor usually prescribes a mild daily antibiotic dose to prevent recurrence.  
• You may need to restart treatment as soon as you notice any UTI symptoms and be in touch with your doctor. 
• Taking a single dose of antibiotics after sex can reduce the chances of infection.

• After menopause, vaginal estrogen treatment can lower the risk of recurring UTIs.

• Make sure to keep in touch with your doctor for updates and guidance.

Urinary Tract Infection Treatment in India

The majority of women are professionals who have to work for six to ten hours each day. Their schedules demand the females wear tight-fitting clothing most of the time, due to which their intimate areas remain devoid of ventilation or freshness. Sexual activities, poor eating habits, and inactive lifestyles are the leading factors that increase the risk of developing a UTI. Other factors such as pollution and poor quality of water add more to the risk of getting such infections.

Get the best treatment for UTI in at Pristyn Care

Females need to take complete care of their health and not ignore any symptoms that cause discomfort. UTIs can be treated easily but you need to visit a gynecologist for that. If left untreated, UTIs can cause a lot of troubles. Get in touch with Pristyn Care for the best treatment of UTI and all other female troubles.