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Myths and facts related to UTI

UTI happens only to women?

According to Dr. Nivedita Kaul, this is not true. She says, it is not that UTI occurs only in women. It can affect both men and women. Yes! It is up to 30 times more common in women than in men. Because, the urethra of women is smaller than that of a man. Due to which it is easy for bacteria to enter the bladder.

Are the symptoms of UTI different in men and women?

No. Symptoms of urinary infection are almost the same in men and women. Burning sensation, or excessive pain while urinating. Feeling of having to urinate frequently, and when one goes to urinate, it feels as if urination has not been completed completely. Pain in the stomach below the navel, and red color of urine are some of the major symptoms of UTI.

What causes urinary tract infection?

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Dehydration, uncontrolled diabetes, improper use of toilet paper, holding urine for a long time, and kidney stones are some of the most common risk factors for UTI. All these invite bacteria causing problems in the urinary tract.

How can the problem be solved, what is the treatment?

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To deal with UTI, it is advisable to drink plenty of water. Apart from this, one should not stop urination to flush out bacteria from the bladder. In some serious cases of UTI, the help of antibiotics can be taken after consulting the doctor.


Disclaimer: This article is for general information only. It cannot in any way be a substitute for any medicine or treatment. Always consult your doctor for more information.