16/08/2023
Urinary, Kidney and Prostate Infections
A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection of the kidneys, ureters, bladder (bladder) or urethra. Treatment is antibiotics and change lifestyle or habit.
Use mild soap or not brave door cleaning soap. For women the proper wipe of urine starts from the front up to the butt. Wrong start from ass to front.
Drink plenty of fluids to flush out the bacteria.
Wear loose pants and cotton underwear to make it more airy. While on antibiotics its best to eat yogurt.
Pyelonephritis is a bacterial infection of the kidney. The patient has fever, hip pain, urinating frequently, or has blood in the urine.
If you have kidney stones, reduce on intense exercises like long running and hazing.
In a urine test or urinalysis, the midtsream or mid-out urine output with a volume of about 10 ml is inscribed and delivered to the laboratory.
Problem with Urinating:
When having difficulty urinating, there may be anxiety or depending on the location where you urinate. In men, the prostate gland can be enlarged and clogged urinary tract, or have prostate cancer or prostatitis. You can also have a problem with urethra because of an infection, wound or a kidney that has passed.
Frequent urination (polyuria) may be due to drinking coffee, tea, alcohol, being pregnant, scared, or having a bladder infection.
Diabetics often urinate, have rashes and yeast infections, and sometimes have bladder prolapse or pelvic organ prolapse. If you take urine medicine you will p*e often.
There is a slight chance of urine (oliguria) if there is glomerulonephritis, kidney failure or dehydration when defecating.
Additional Knowledge:
Glomerulonephritis is the destruction of the glomeruli (Glomeruli) of the kidneys It may be sudden or acute glomerulonephritis, or chronic or chronic glomerul onephritis.
Prostatitis is a prostate infection.