What are the causes of frequent urinary infections?

The determinants of urinary infection are enterobacteria (Klebsiella, Proteus) and, more rarely, viruses or fungi. However, there are certain fungi that can infect the urinary tract, causing it to appear. Candida is the body most susceptible to causing urinary tract infections (candidiasis). Mushrooms and bacteria can infect the kidneys at the same time. At the same time, certain anaerobic germs, or the Koch bacillus, may be guilty of the occurrence of urinary infections. What is certain is that in 90% of cases the bacteria involved in urinary tract infections are Escherichia Coli, a microbe usually found in the colon and anus.

Urinary infections can also develop after swimming in the pool or pool if the water is infected or treated with strong solutions for hygiene and disinfection. At the same time, we must pay special attention to public toilets, as bacteria such as E. Coli, and if they get into the body can cause urinary infections. Including patients diagnosed with (kidney stones) are at increased risk of developing repeated urinary infections because, in their case, the body's ability to eliminate urine is limited. Inappropriate nutrition, which is based on a deficiency of C or E, but also a low level of magnesium, selenium, iron or zinc, leads to weakening of the immune system and implicitly to an increased risk of urinary tract infections.

• The presence of pain in urination, • The slight pain in the lower abdomen, • The urge to continue to urinate, • The urine has a bad smell, • The presence of fever, • Nausea accompanied by. • over 38 degrees Celsius, • vomiting, • severe back pain. Usually, the treatment of a urinary infection involves administering an antibiotic treatment, which the physician will prescribe after specific analyzes of the antibiotic. To avoid recurrence of urinary incontinence, it is very important to perform urocul- ture before starting treatment, and after antibiotic treatment - which should last for at least 7 days - a uroculture is again performed to determine the effectiveness of the treatment. .