Patient's question:
Doctor, my friend has a urinary tract infection and then has a fever. What should I do for a female with a urinary tract infection and fever?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that urinary tract infections causing fever should first be treated with a large amount of fever-reducing medication, such as ibuprofen. Additionally, since this fever is still caused by a urinary tract infection, anti-inflammatory drugs should also be used for treatment. Furthermore, it is important to allow your girlfriend to drink plenty of water and urinate frequently. It is necessary to maintain good urinary tract hygiene to prevent the worsening of infection symptoms. This should be addressed promptly and thoroughly to avoid the downward spread of the infection to the kidneys, which could lead to the recurrence of pyelonephritis. Sensitive antibiotics should be used in conjunction with treatment. Of course, the course and dosage should be sufficient.In the past two months, after the onset of the illness, the pain has been so severe that it prevents sleep, and it has been confirmed as a urinary tract infection. It is necessary to drink plenty of water, get adequate rest, maintain cleanliness, and provide nutritional support for treatment. Cooperate with medical care.