Patient's question:
Four months ago, I discovered that I had frequent urination, urgency, and increased urine output. I took some medications (Nitrofurantoin and Norfloxacin), but they didn't seem to be effective, and my condition kept fluctuating. I don't know how to treat it anymore. When I had a blood test at the hospital, the white blood cell count was slightly high, and I thought it might be due to a urinary tract infection.What kind of help I need: How to treat a urinary tract infection?
Doctor's answer:
General urinary tract infections don't necessarily require hospital treatment; they can be treated at home.1. Drink plenty of water Drinking enough water is key to preventing urinary tract infections. Make it a small part of a healthy diet to drink 6-8 glasses of plain water daily.
2. Take showers instead of baths Avoid shower gels or bubble baths and switch to showering instead of bathing.
3. Eat light foods and maintain a light diet.
4. Pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear and sanitary pads frequently, and avoid catching colds or overexerting yourself. Maintain a balance between rest and activity. Sincerely wish you a speedy recovery.