Male urinary tract infection medication

Key reminder: Urinary and reproductive tract infection is a common disease. Urinary and reproductive tract infection patients are both male and female, and male patients account for the majority. There are many reasons for men to have urinary and reproductive tract infection in daily life. No matter which reason causes urinary and reproductive tract infection in patients, they will mainly show many symptoms. No matter which symptom, it will seriously damage the patient's health. Many male patients choose to treat their symptoms with drugs. Although there is a practical effect in the short term, it cannot be completely cured.

If male patients want to completely cure urinary and reproductive system infections, they need to go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination, conduct a bacteria culture test, find the actual cause, and then carry out targeted treatment based on the actual causing bacteria. The sooner the treatment, the better the effect.

Male patients can generally choose cephalosporins or quinolone antibiotics to treat genitourinary system infections, which can effectively alleviate the patient's symptoms and help the patient completely cure the disease. Patients with more serious symptoms can also choose penicillin for treatment, which will have a better actual effect.

After male patients develop urinary and reproductive system infections, they need to actively carry out treatment. During the entire process of active treatment, they should also pay attention to hygiene, especially the hygiene of their private environment, so as to ensure that the patient's symptoms will not recur after recovery and treatment, avoiding further damage to the body.

After male patients develop urinary and reproductive system infections, they should also pay attention to restraining their private life during the whole process of active treatment. They should clean their genitals before sex. If they use contraceptive tools, they should clean or disinfect them. They should urinate once before and after sex. In addition, they should abstain from masturbation, especially using utensils to prevent urethral infection and damage, and accelerate the patient's recovery and treatment.

Symptoms of genitourinary tract infection

If you have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, blood in the urine, etc., you should see a doctor immediately. If not treated promptly and properly, it may lead to kidney infection. If you have symptoms such as chills, fever, dizziness, nausea, and back pain, it means that your kidneys may have been infected and you must seek medical treatment immediately. Urinary and reproductive system infections generally have the following symptoms:

1. Urinary tract irritation

Symptoms include frequent urination, urgent urination, inability to hold urine, urinary pain, and discomfort during urination. Urinary incontinence and urinary retention can also be seen. The severity of this symptom varies from patient to patient. Patients with acute symptomatic inflammation usually have prominent urinary tract irritation. Chronic renal failure caused by chronic pyelonephritis may have more urine in the early stage, less urine or no urine in the middle and late stages.

2. Abnormalities in urine

Urinary tract infection can cause abnormal changes in urine, such as turbid urine, blood in urine, common changes include bacteriuria, purulent urine, hematuria and urinary incontinence.

3. Low back pain

Low back pain is common in clinical medicine. When the renal outer membrane, renal pelvis, and urethra are overly tense or the support force is increased, the waist can cause pain. Lower urinary tract infection is generally not likely to cause low back pain. Inflammation of the kidney and surrounding areas, such as renal abscess, perirenal inflammation, perirenal cyst, and subacute pyelonephritis, often causes persistent and severe low back pain. Low back pain caused by chronic pyelonephritis is often characterized by soreness.

5. Routine urine test is positive

Urine examination may show white blood cell count, blood cells or even protein. Routine blood examination may show elevated white blood cells and positive urine bacterial culture.

6. The whole body is poisoned

Symptoms include fever, chills, headache, etc. It is mainly common in patients with upper urinary tract infection, especially in patients with subacute urinary tract infection and urinary tract obstruction.