What should men do if their urine test is positive and they are diagnosed with urinary tract infection?

Men need to do urine tests during routine physical examinations, when there are problems with the urinary system, and when they suspect sexually transmitted diseases. During the examination, the patient will find out the nature of the urine, positive or negative. When the urine test is positive, it means there is an infection. What should I do if the patient's urine test is positive and diagnosed with a urinary tract infection? The patient should take appropriate disease treatment and prevent the disease at the same time. The detailed treatment methods are mainly:

Urinary Tract Infection Western Medicine Treatment

The treatment of UTI requires the rational application of antibiotics based on certain important clinical pharmacology principles. For superficial mucosal infections such as cystitis, urinary tract antibiotics are easy to reach effective concentrations, that is, easy to cure, and blood drug concentrations are relatively unimportant. Therefore, penicillin cannot be used for Escherichia coli and Proteus infections of the large intestine outside the urinary tract, but is effective for cystitis caused by these bacteria. Similarly, tetracycline can reach effective antibacterial concentrations in the urinary tract, but not in serum and tissues. It can be used to treat infections with resistant Gram-negative bacteria, including deep tissue infections, kidney and prostate infections. The same infected sites also require effective drug concentrations. In addition, effective blood drug concentrations are also beneficial, and it is advocated that bactericides are more effective than antibacterial agents or that the two drugs are used in combination, rather than single drug treatment. Whether these views are correct remains to be determined, but experimental models of pyelonephritis have shown that immediately reducing the concentration in the kidney and quickly obtaining effective antibacterial treatment are equally important in preventing renal scar formation and should be given special attention.

The purpose of treating UTI is to prevent or treat systemic sepsis, relieve symptoms, remove isolated infection foci, eliminate urinary tract pathogens from intestinal and vaginal flora, prevent long-term complications, and minimize costs, side effects, and the possibility of drug-resistant flora. Choosing different drugs to treat different UTIs can achieve the best results in achieving the above goals.

Urinary Tract Infection Treatment

1. Bladder dampness and heat

[Main symptoms]: Frequent urination, short, astringent and painful urine, dripping down, urgent and burning sensation, yellow and red urine, cramped and bloated lower abdomen, or fever with chills, bitter taste in the mouth and nausea, or abdominal pain that is resistant to pressure, constipation, red tongue, yellow and greasy tongue coating, and slippery and rapid pulse.

【Treatment method】: Clear away heat, purge fire, promote diuresis and relieve stranguria.

【Prescription】: Bazheng Powder plus Taraxacum mongolicum and Schizonepeta tenuifolia.

Akebia, Dianthus superbus, Plantago, Polygonum multiflorum, Talcum, Oryza sativa, Rhubarb (added later), Juncus effusus, Licorice root, Pyrola, Taraxacum mongolicum.

2. Liver and gallbladder heat

[Main symptoms] Alternating chills and fever, bitter taste in the mouth and dry throat, irritability and nausea, loss of appetite, frequent and painful urination, yellowish or red urine, bloating and pain in the lower abdomen, red tongue with yellow or greasy coating, and stringy and rapid pulse.

【Treatment method】: Clear away dampness and heat from the liver and gallbladder.

【Prescription】: Longdan diarrhea soup.

Gentian, Bupleurum, Herba Lycopodiellae, Seed Plantain, Akebia, Radix Rehmanniae, Angelicae Sinensis, Rhizoma Cibotii, Radix Scutellariae, Licorice.

When a male urine test is positive and he is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection, he must be treated. The treatment includes traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine. The most commonly used treatment is Western medicine. Patients can use antibiotics or antiviral drugs for treatment. During treatment, it is necessary to pay attention to hygiene care and focus on the recovery of the disease to prevent the recurrence of the disease.