What should I do if I have a urinary tract infection during a normal delivery?

The old people say that women must give birth naturally so that the children will be smarter. In fact, experts have already debunked the rumor, saying that whether it is a natural birth or a caesarean section, the impact on the child's intelligence is minimal. However, considering that caesarean section still requires surgery, most pregnant women choose natural birth. So, what should you do if you have a urinary tract infection before giving birth? Pregnant mothers may wish to choose the following treatments.

As long as pregnant women who have had urethritis are cured of the disease, it will not affect normal delivery. Pregnant women should not have too many mental burdens, actively do daily care and health care, and maintain a good mood to avoid adverse effects on the fetus. If the urethritis is severe, the method of delivery should be chosen according to the doctor's instructions.

During pregnancy, due to the low immunity of pregnant mothers, it is easy to get various infections. Urethritis generally refers to the inflammation of the urethral mucosa, which is a very common disease. As long as everyone actively receives treatment, it will not affect normal delivery. If you have urethritis, you should not take medicine indiscriminately. The first step in treatment is to drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, and eat less spicy and irritating foods such as onions, leeks, garlic, pepper, ginger, etc.

During this period, pregnant women should wash frequently and pay attention to personal hygiene. Both husband and wife should develop the habit of washing every night. Towels, basins, and foot cloths should be separated, and towels for washing feet and vulva should also be separated. When bathing, you should stick to showering and avoid bathing in a tub or pool. It is best to wear cotton underwear and avoid chemical fiber fabrics. Eat healthy food, drink plenty of water, and have a moderate sex life.

The role of sleep is self-evident. It plays a vital role in the prevention and treatment of all diseases. Therefore, remember not to stay up late, otherwise it will reduce the body's resistance to disease. You also need to control the frequency of sexual life. If you have sex more than three times a week, the incidence of urinary tract infection will increase significantly. During this special period of summer, you should reduce the frequency appropriately.

Take a bath frequently, but tub baths are not recommended. Store clothes separately and change underwear frequently, especially new underwear or underwear that has not been worn for a long time. Wash and dry them before wearing to ensure good ventilation. Wear less tight pants and underwear, and choose sweat-absorbent and comfortable cotton underwear to keep the genitals clean and dry, reducing the chance of bacterial growth.