Will urinary tract infection affect menstruation in women?

Health is people's greatest wealth, especially for women, it is extremely difficult to maintain health for a long time, because women's special physiological structure makes their various systems vulnerable to invasion by pathogens. For example, the urinary system is the system most prone to infection in women. The risk of disease is extremely high and they are often affected by urinary tract infections. Let's take a look at whether female urinary tract infections will affect menstruation? How to treat it?

Urinary tract infection occurs during menstruation. The condition of being infected during menstruation is different from that at other times.

What to do if you have a urinary tract infection during menstruation:

If you have a urinary tract infection during menstruation, you need to give targeted treatment according to the patient's own situation. Urinary tract infection mainly refers to diseases of the urinary system. There are many conditions that belong to urinary tract infection, such as cystitis. If it is a simple acute cystitis, the treatment is generally a three-day therapy, that is, oral medication for treatment. However, when taking oral medications, you must pay attention to the use and dosage of the drugs and strictly follow the doctor's instructions.

If it is acute simple pyelonephritis, antibiotics can generally be used for treatment. Generally, a fourteen-day treatment course is required. Especially for patients with mild acute symptoms, high-efficiency antibiotics are usually used, which can shorten the treatment course by about half. If it is a complicated urinary tract infection, the treatment method needs to vary from person to person. This is also a common urinary tract infection, which is a more complicated type. If the condition is more serious, antibacterial drugs should be used for treatment, and some other treatments should be combined, such as health care measures. Improvements need to be made in diet, mentality and other aspects.