| Urinary tract infection(UTI) is infection of
your urinary system. The urinary system consists of the
kidneys, ureters, blader and uretha.Urinary tract infection
begins in uretha. Uretha is a tube that carries fluids from
your bladder to outside of your body. Normally, urine is
sterile. It is usually free of bacteria, viruses, and fungi
but does contain fluids, salts, and waste products. An
infection occurs when tiny organisms, usually bacteria from
the digestive tract, cling to the opening of the urethra and
begin to multiply. Infection can then spread further up the
uretha to the bladder. The real consequences can occur if
infection spreads to your kidney.
Women are more prone to get UTI (urinary tract infection),
because their urethra tube is shorter.
Risk Factors Any abnormality in
urinary tract that slows or obstrouct the flow of
urine (an enlarged prostate gland, kidney stones ). Diabetis or
any other state of body that weaker immune system of the
body higher the risk of urinary tract infection. With
elder people who and those with nervous problems who has
loose bladder control and need catheter, catheter is most
likely to cause urinary tract infection.
| UTI-Blader-Urinary tract infecton symptoms: |
- Burning sensation when urinating
- Persistant stronge urge to urinate
- Going frequently on bathroom passing small
amounts of urine
- Strong smelling urine , blood in the urine
or cloudy
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Children urinary tract infection symptoms can be
overlooked and treated as some other disorder.
Urinary tract infection should be considered when a
child or infant seems irritable, is not eating
normally, has an unexpected fever that does not go
away, has incontinence or loose bowels, or is not
thriving. Children are more likely to have only
fever and no other symptoms. You should take
children to a doctor if you notice change in urinary
pattern.
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| Types of urinary tract infection defers on
which part of urinary tract is infected: |
- Urethritis Inflammation or infection
of the urethra leads to burning with urination.
Urethritis in man can cause penile discharge.
- Cystitis Infection or Inflammation of
your bladder may result in pelvic presure, lower
abdomen discomfort, painful and frequent
urination of strong smelling urine.
- Acute pyleonephritis When your kidneys
get infected from your bladder. Kidney infection
symptoms: uper back and flank pain, shaking
chills, high fever, nasue and vomiting.
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| Natural remedys for urinary tract infection |
Cranberry and blueberry juice is most
common natural home remedy to use in
treating urinary tract infection. As it
has a lot of C vitamin it also makes
bladder wall slippery so bacteria cannot
stick to it.Whether or not cranberry and
cranberry juice is a substitute for
urinary tract infection cure and bladder
infection treatment
is open to doubt but in conditions where
treatment is ineffective, such as where
asymptomatic bacteria exist it can
prove to be of great help.
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| Prevention of urinary tract infection: |
| You can take action to prevent urinary tract
infection: |
- Drink a lot of liquid Cranberry juice (not if
you are taking the blood-thinning medication
warfarin) and especially water. Cranberry juice
is known as good naturall remedy for urinary
tract infection.
- Urinate promptly, when urge arises. Don't
retain urin for a long time after you feel urge
to urinate.
- Wipe from front to back after urinating and
after bowel movement. It helps bacteria in the
anal region from spreading to the vagina and
urethra.
- Clean your genital area before sex
intercourse
- Empty your bladder as soon as possible
after sex intercourse
- Avoid using femine products that could be
potentially irritable, such as deodorant sprays
for genital areas.
- Take showers instead of tub baths
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