What are the general conditions of urinary infections during pregnancy?

It may be caused by a urinary tract infection, or it may be because the uterus is getting bigger and bigger, so it compresses the bladder, so the capacity of the bladder becomes smaller and smaller, and then the effect of irrigation becomes weaker and weaker, or it may be because you drink less water.

It's you who get angry, and you don't pay attention to personal hygiene, the number of toilet trips increases, your immunity decreases, and you eat some bad food.

In the later stages of pregnancy, the stomach becomes more and more compressed to the bladder, and the capacity of the bladder will become very small, and the bladder is very fragile at this time, which is very easy to cause urinary tract infections.

The cause of infection may be because the ureter is compressed, so a mechanical obstruction is formed, or it may be because the fetus is displaced, so it leads to poor urination and urinary infection.

It's because of pregnancy, because of bacterial infections, because of excessive estrogen production, because of uterine compression, because of the ureters.

It is usually because you don't pay attention to hygiene, and because you haven't taken a shower for a long time, and in the end, it may be because you are exposed to some substances with viruses at ordinary times. It is also possible that the underwear you buy is particularly cheap, which can lead to urinary tract infections.

To keep it clean and hygienic at all times, wipe it with a damp paper towel and then wipe it with a dry paper towel every time you go to the toilet to make sure it is clean.

At this time, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to see what the doctor Chunwu instructed, and secondly, you should also pick up the macro or pay attention to your own hygiene.

Drug susceptibility testing is mandatory; Patients who are reinfected must be given a prolonged booster**. Any patient who develops pyelonephritis during pregnancy will need a booster for the remainder of the pregnancy**.

To actively cooperate with the advice of Yikairu, but also to take antibiotics, pay attention to the balanced combination of the mindful diet, improve the body's immunity, and be sure to consult a professional doctor.

During pregnancy, some pregnant women may experience symptoms of urinary tract infection, mainly manifested by urgency and painful urination, but it should be noted that frequent urination alone during pregnancy cannot be used as an indicator to diagnose urinary tract infection, because the enlargement of the uterus during pregnancy can compress the bladder and cause frequent urination.

If urinary tract fibrosis is suspected or if infection is present, urinalysis and urine culture should be done promptly to determine whether there is a definite urinary tract infection.

If the presence of a urinary tract infection is determined by objective examination and clinical symptoms, the following methods should be used to intervene. First, be sure to drink more water, drink more water and produce more urine, which can continue to have a flushing effect on the urinary tract and reduce the impact of inflammation as much as possible.

Second, if a urinary tract infection is confirmed in the first trimester of pregnancy, oral antibiotics can be used. Commonly used antibiotics include cephalosporins or penicillins, which are safe during pregnancy and have a role in urinary tract infections.