Relationship Between The UTI and Lower Abdomen Pain

In clinical practice, UTI can give rise to lower abdomen pain, but not all of the urinary tract infections, according to the doctor.

Normally, the urinary tract can be classified into the upper urinary tract and the lower urinary tract. The lower urinary tract refers to the urethra, prostate, and bladder, while the upper urinary tract includes both kidneys and ureters, said the doctor.

Typically, lower urinary tract infection will not give rise to abdomen pain, but only lower urinary tract irritation symptoms, i.e., frequent urination, urgent urination, the pain of urination and urinary blood, and sufferers with the severe condition may have a fever without abdomen pain.

If the infection invades the upper urinary tract, such as the presence of high-pressure factors in the bladder, resulting in bacterial urine flowing back into the kidney along the ureter, then lower abdomen pain will appear, such as pyelonephritis, which belongs to the upper urinary tract infection.

Apart from the symptoms of urinary tract stimulation, sufferers can also have low abdomen pain on the infected side, especially when they tap their hands on the waist. At this time, routine urine examination, in addition to bacterial infection, the urine routine cell tube type, can be seen. If tube type accompanied by low abdomen pain occurs, upper UTI can be determined.

What’s more, it may also give rise to fever, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, and other symptoms. UTI in this case is generally known as acute pyelonephritis. After the diagnosis of UTI, wide-spectrum antibiotic therapy is often used.

For serious UTI, it needs to be cured by intravenous injection of broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory medication. After the symptoms improved, they can be cured by anti-inflammatory drugs orally.

However, due to the emphasis on the continuous use of drugs, though antibiotics can achieve a quick effect, long-term use will lead to drug resistance, side effects, gastrointestinal damage, resulting in repeated episodes of urethritis. Due to the low immunity of the sufferers, the herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can be taken in combination with antibiotics.

It will not cause drug resistance and toxic side effects, and it can be safely taken in the long-term therapy, which is extremely proper for sufferers with chronic prostatitis. What’s more, it has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxification, promoting blood circulation, to better relieve painful sensation. So it can not only effectively cure prostatitis and UTI, but also help sufferers improve the internal environment of the urogenital system, so as to achieve the effect of removing disease and preventing a relapse.

To stay away from UTI, you need to make not only use of the defense mechanism of the body but also avoid the susceptible factors. Sufferers need to drink a lot of water every day and urinate once every 2-3 hours, which can reduce the incidence of UTI.

Drinking warm water and tea also has a certain preventive effect. Additionally, the active therapy of chronic colitis, chronic gynecological problems, diabetes, and other diseases prone to UTI is a significant method to prevent the illness.