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urinary incontinence, fever, aches, urinary incontinence, increased body temperature, pain in the lower back and sometimes blood in the urine.
Besides the discomfort, untreated urinary tract infection can spread and cause a kidney infection.
What Causes Inflammation?
Urinary tract infection occurs when bacteria find their way into the sterile urinary system.
The family of bacteria most commonly identified with this infection is Escherichia coli, which is considered to be part of normal intestinal flora and its name only. Its accumulation and accumulation outside the digestive system indicate infection.
The e-cola walls are covered with tiny pili-shaped bumps. The edges of the bumps are a complex of amino acids and sugar (glycoprotein) called lactone. (Lectin). These kidneys allow the bacteria to stick to the walls of the bladder and urinary tract.
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Risk factors for urinary tract infections
- Sex - Women are more susceptible to infection because of an anatomical difference that is expressed in shorter and rectal urinary tracts closer to the anus, so bacteria are easier to penetrate into the bladder. During pregnancy, the incidence of infection increases due to the pressure of the fetus on the ureter and the reduction of bladder capacity to full emptying. In men, prostate growth can cause bladder inflammation.
- Age - The incidence of inflammation increases in menopausal women due to a decrease in the level of estrogen, which allows easier adherence of bacteria to the walls of the vagina.
- Sexual activity - The bacteria may enter the ureter through sexual contact.
- Poor hygiene - E-coli bacteria may find their way to the urinary tract when wiping.
- High blood glucose levels - E-coli bacteria love sugar. When blood sugar and urine rise, ideal conditions for bacterial growth are created.
- The weakening of the immune system - due to illness, stress or poor nutrition.
- Violation of intestinal flora balance.
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How can we reduce the risk of urinary tract infection?
- Drink plenty of water. Drinking adequate water will manifest in clear urine.
- Maintaining personal hygiene in the bathroom.
- Urinary retention should be avoided.
- Strengthening the immune system.
- Reduce stress levels.
- Probiotics that contribute to the balance of intestinal flora should be integrated and inhibit the development of pathogenic bacteria.
- Keeping blood sugar levels balanced.
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