What to do with urinary tract infection during menopause

What to do if you have a urinary tract infection during menopause?

Urinary tract infection is an inflammatory response caused by bacteria invading the urothelium, also known as urinary system infection, usually accompanied by pyuria and bacteriuria. The symptoms of urinary tract infection in menopausal women mainly include urgency, nocturia, dysuria, frequent urination, urinary insufficiency and stress incontinence.

1. For menopausal urinary tract infection, urine routine and blood routine tests should be performed, and anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antipyretic drugs should be given in time according to the test results. Reasonable use of anti-infection and hormone replacement therapy under the guidance of a doctor can alleviate the disease. Drink warm water more often to promote the removal of bacteria.

2. If it is an acute urinary tract infection, it is necessary to determine whether the bladder has lesions and a urination test should be performed first. Antibiotics are usually used for treatment. For example, the infection can be controlled by hanging water and rehydration.

3. If menopausal women suffer from urinary tract infection, it is recommended to develop good health habits and lifestyles during this period, such as regular work and rest, adequate sleep and balanced nutrition.

During this stage of menopause, women are prone to urinary tract infections due to the decline in estrogen levels. Patients must strengthen nutrition and improve immunity. Patients should do some exercise to achieve the purpose of strengthening physical fitness, improving immunity and resisting viral invasion. Usually, you must pay more attention to private hygiene and take care of private hygiene. In addition, do not eat some irritating foods to avoid aggravating the condition.

It is recommended that patients with menopausal urinary tract infection should go to the urology department of a regular hospital in time, strengthen routine urinary tract examinations, clarify the specific cause of the disease, and actively follow the doctor's advice for treatment.

Menopausal urinary tract infection is a common disease in women. You should seek medical attention in time. For acute urinary tract infection, urine examination should be used to determine whether the bladder has lesions. Under the guidance of a doctor, anti-inflammatory, anti-infection and hormone replacement therapy should be used to relieve the disease. At the same time, you should develop good hygiene habits and lifestyles. Pay attention to a light diet and balanced nutrition.