How to Relieve Back Pain with Urinary Tract Infection?

Urinary tract infection, also known as UTI, is an infectious disease caused by various pathogenic microorganisms. UTI can be divided into upper UTI (pyelonephritis) and lower UTI (cystitis). The main manifestations of patients are frequent and urgent urination. Infants and the elderly with weakened immunity are prone to this disease. If the UTI continues to develop, it will quickly become pyelonephritis, causing backache and fever.
 
The pyelonephritis in UTI is a bacterial infection. The common ones are negative bacilli, especially E. coli infections. It is necessary to treat the cause and apply medication promptly. Herbal Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can be used to sterilize, promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, improve immunity and fight bacterial infections. Patients must strengthen nutrition and do more exercise. Drink more water. Do not hold back urine.
 
The symptoms of upper UTI include urinary irritation, frequent urination, pain, burning, and gross hematuria. Patients with upper UTI may also have severe or obvious low back pain. If this happens, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital to check the urine routine, check the urine bacterial culture plus drug sensitivity test, and check the urinary tract ultrasound. 
 
What should one do about low back pain caused by UTI?
 
1. Anti-inflammatory treatment.
 
It is recommended that patients go to regular hospitals for routine urine examinations to determine its cause and accept timely anti-inflammatory treatment. Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can kill bacteria, inhibit infection effectively and treat UTI. Patients can also temporarily use some painkillers under the guidance of a doctor or some external plasters to relieve the symptoms of waist pain.
 
2. Keep clean.
 
UTI is related chiefly to unhygienic perineum and susceptibility to bacterial infections. The patient must keep the perineum dry and clean, reduce the bacterial group in the urethral orifice, change clean and comfortable underwear every day, and wash the changed underwear frequently. Females should pay special attention to the cleansing of the perineum during menstruation and pregnancy. Male patients have UTIs due to excessively long foreskins, and if necessary, undergo circumcision.
 
3. Daily care
 
Patients must strengthen self-management, develop a healthy lifestyle, exercise moderately, and improve immunity in daily life. During the recovery, patients should rest, drink more water, and urinate more. In terms of diet, eat easy-to-digest, high-protein, and high-vitamin foods, eat more fruits and vegetables, whole grains, ensure protein intake, and eat as little irritating food as possible.
Precautions
 
It can be seen that back pain caused by UTI requires adequate anti-inflammatory treatment. On this basis, patients should drink more water, rest more, flush the urethra, and avoid bacterial growth. In daily life, patients must develop a good lifestyle, take moderate physical exercises, keep the perineum clean, and urinate and wash immediately after sex.
 
Because UTI can produce a series of adverse symptoms such as low back pain, which affects patients' routine work and study, patients should actively treat it and take appropriate medicine, such as Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill, to control the condition. Eat the right food. At the same time, be aware of personal hygiene.