Urinary tract bacteria
Bacterium urinary tract infection or urinary tract infection is a bacterial infection that is transmitted to the urinary tract and infected. These bacteria and infection may infect the upper part of the urinary system. In this case, it is called inflammation of the kidney and kidneys. These bacteria may also infect the lower part of the urinary system. Cystitis is the main cause of infection in both cases; kidney infection and bladder infection is the infection of E. coli. The cause of infection and infection may be the infection of certain fungi and viruses.
Symptoms of urinary bacteria infection
There are a variety of symptoms that appear on the infected urinary bacteria and differ in the case of infection of kidney infection or infection of the bladder.
Symptoms of inflammation of the urethra or kidneys
- Fever infection especially in children with urinary bacteria.
- Feeling severe pain in the ribs.
- Feeling sick and wanting to vomit.
- In some rare cases, blood with urine or the appearance of pus may occur with urine.
Symptoms of cystitis
- The need to urinate repeatedly and desire to urinate heavily.
- Feeling severe and severe pain when urinating.
- Feeling pain and soreness in the lower back area.
- Lack and absence of vaginal discharge.
Women are more likely to get infected with urinary bacteria than men, because the mirror is infected with urine bacteria at least once in her life and can be repeated with the infection of urine bacteria.
Causes of urinary tract infections
- Genetic factors and family history with infection and urinary bacteria disease.
- Anatomical nature of the female.
- Sexual relations that act on the transmission of infection and bacteria quickly.
- Bacteria that move from the infected body to the healthy body by blood transfusion contaminated with urine bacteria.
- E. coli is the leading cause of urinary infection.
- Urinary catheterization.
- The presence of enlarged prostate.
- There is a defect in the metabolism.
- The incidence of these bacteria in people with spinal cord due to defects in secretions.
Treatment of bladder infections
- Take some types of antibiotics that work on the treatment of heartburn and eliminate the urgent need to enter the bathroom and urination.
- Therapeutic follow-up by a doctor specialized in these cases.
Treatment of kidney infection
- The use of antibiotics given to the patient by oral or intravenous injection.
- Access to the hospital may be required to treat and follow up the case.