Patient's question:
I am currently in my senior year of high school, and the stressful life of senior year is quite intense. Everything is for the final exams and a better university. Right now, I'm experiencing frequent urination, urgency, and a slight pain when urinating. The doctor said it's a urinary tract infection, but I'm not sure what I should pay attention to in my daily life like this, and the doctor didn't explain it in detail either. What kind of help I need: What can I eat with a urinary tract infection?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, this should be urethritis caused by poor hygiene during sexual activity. It is recommended that you take Levofloxacin capsules, Tinidazole capsules, and Sanjin tablets. This generally needs to be taken for at least a week, otherwise it may develop into chronic urethritis. If you can undergo intravenous treatment, the effect will be better. In addition to drinking more hot water, eating more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C, staying active to enhance your physical fitness, maintaining a cheerful mood, and paying attention to vaginal hygiene, you should also wash and change your underwear and inner clothes frequently.