Patient's question:
I used to have no history of urinary tract infections, but after giving birth to my child, I sometimes feel severe pain when urinating. At first, taking some anti-inflammatory medication helped alleviate the symptoms a bit. However, during very dry weather, the urinary tract infection tends to reappear. I want to know, for someone in my situation, what foods can help relieve the condition. What kind of help is needed: What foods are good for urinary tract infections?Doctor's answer:
Urinary tract infection, it is recommended to check a urinalysis at the hospital for diagnosis before treatment. During treatment, it is essential to drink plenty of water. Avoid foods that cause gas in the diet for urinary tract infections. Gas-producing foods include milk, soy milk, and sucrose. Avoid "hot" foods in the diet for urinary tract infections. "Hot" foods include pork head meat, chicken, mushrooms, yellow croaker, crabs, bamboo shoots, peaches, etc. Avoid foods that exacerbate damp-heat in the diet for urinary tract infections, including alcohol, desserts, and high-fat foods. Avoid spicy and irritating foods in the diet for urinary tract infections.