What is the best medicine for male urinary tract infection?

Urinary tract infection can happen to anyone, whether female or male. The sooner the infection is treated, the faster it will improve. There are many causes of urinary tract infection in men. There are many methods and medicines to treat urinary tract infection, including Chinese medicine and Western medicine. You need to consult a doctor and use the medicine under the doctor's guidance to decide which medicine to use.

What is the best medicine for male urinary tract infection?

There are many drugs that can treat urinary tract infections, mainly anti-inflammatory drugs and antiviral drugs. For example, amoxicillin capsules and aspirin capsules in Western medicine are anti-inflammatory and antiviral, and both drugs are very effective in treating urinary tract infections. However, amoxicillin capsules and aspirin capsules are more suitable for adult men. Children need to take the medicine under the guidance of a doctor.

Pudilan Anti-inflammatory Tablets is a Chinese patent medicine that also has the effect of treating urinary tract infections. It's just that Pudilan takes a longer time to take effect, but the side effects are much lower than amoxicillin capsules and aspirin capsules. Therefore, if an underage male or an elderly male has a urinary tract infection, it is recommended to take Pudilan Anti-inflammatory Tablets for treatment.

Urinary tract infections in men are often caused by bacterial or viral infections. Some urinary tract infections are contagious, such as non-gonococcal urethritis. Therefore, after a urinary tract infection occurs, it is best for male patients to reduce their sexual activity, especially unprotected sexual activity, to avoid spreading fungi to their spouses and causing their spouses to be infected with fungi, especially during treatment.

Causes of Urinary Tract Infection in Men

1. Poor personal hygiene habits

Most urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria invading the external urethral opening, which is a retrograde infection. If a man has poor personal hygiene habits, bacteria or viruses may accumulate at the urethral opening, ascend through the urethra and ureters, and cause urinary system infection.

2. Kidney disease

Because the kidneys, bladder and male urinary tract are connected, kidney diseases may cause infection in the entire urinary tract system, and kidney diseases are often more serious. In addition to the corresponding clinical symptoms, if they are not actively treated, they may invade the body's circulatory system and cause bacteremia.