Cold weather is most affecting women

Urinary tract infection is one of the most common diseases in women. Especially in the winter months cold the urinary tract inflammation can also be affected by the effect of air. Cold and hard air can irritate the urinary tract, especially the urine bag. This may increase the susceptibility to infection. Central Hospital Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist Opr. Dr. Figen Temelli Akın, " Cold weather it can lead to weakening of the immune system. For this reason, during the winter, urinary tract infections can be common, "he says.

Urinary tract infection is most common in women

Urinary tract infection is the result of some bacteria that can be immediately excreted by the body, which in some cases breaks the defense mechanism and infects. This infection is often seen in women and has a repeatable feature. When it comes to the urinary tract, it comes to mind first, the organs called the kidneys, the urinary tract (bladder), the urinary tract and the urethra. The urine is expelled from these areas and the upper and lower parts are divided into 2 groups. Urinary tract infections are most commonly caused by microbes, called escherichia coli, found externally. Infection is also called according to the part that this microbe influences.

Cold weather can lead to weakness in the immune system

Cold air can lead to weakness in the immune system. For this reason, urinary tract infections are common in winter. Cold and hard air irritate the urinary tract, especially the urine bag. This increases the susceptibility to infection. In addition, the decrease in fluid consumption during the winter months may also provide the basis for this disease. Urinary tract infection ache it can disrupt the quality of life of the patient because it is a discomfort that can cause larynx. This is why you should be careful especially during the winter months.

The symptoms may vary from person to person

Urinary tract infections usually have the same symptoms. However, these indications may also vary according to the individual person. In a patient with an infection, there may be frequent urination, burning sensation, pain in the lower abdomen, bloody urination, fever, chills, chills, nausea and vomiting, and severe back and groin pain.

Cystitis in women, prostate growth in men

Urinary tract infection manifests itself in the form of cystitis, that is, inflammation of the urine bag. Cystitis is more common in women because urinary tract (urethra) is shorter and shorter. Urinary tract infection is less common in men. This disease can be caused by kidney stones and prostate growth in men.

It's inconvenient to keep urine for a long time

Cold feet in the winter months can pave the way for urinary tract infections. Cold air can also cause contractions in the veins of the feet and legs. So the fluid flow in the body can be different. Urinary bag is an organ that expands and empties by holding urine. If urine is kept for a long time, the bladder remains stretched. In this case, the muscle structure may also weaken and the urine bag can not function properly. It continues to hold some urine, but this can also increase the risk of infection. For this reason, urine retention habit should be released immediately.

Untreated can lead to kidney disorders

If the urinary tract infection is not treated, the infection can become chronic. Chronic infection can also cause changes in the body. It may even be considered to trigger bladder cancer at the most advanced level. It can also lead to serious kidney problems if not diagnosed or neglected early. It is especially at risk for young adult girls, women, newborn babies, diabetics, and patients with proboscis.

Drugs should be used properly

It is quite easy to diagnose urinary tract infection. Urine analysis and culture are often sufficient. If necessary, computerized tomography is used. In treatment, antibiotics are mostly given to the patient. These medicines are taken for 7-10 days. All medicines should be used properly and should not be discarded even if the complaint is passed before 7 days. Urine examination should be done again to make sure that the infection is completely removed from the body.

Keep your feet warm

Women need to take some precautions to protect them from urinary tract infections during winter months. First of all, personal hygiene and hygiene should be paid attention. Fluid should be taken in large quantities; tea, coffee and sodas should be consumed instead of water. When the urge sensation comes, the toilet needs to be met as soon as possible or a bladder should be emptied in 3 hours. Vitamin C rich foods should be consumed. In addition, cotton lingerie should be used, clothes that keep the leg and leg area warm should be preferred. During the bath, it is suggested that the vagina should be cleaned with genital area hygiene products, not soap. Pain relievers can also be added to relieve pain.