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Urinary tract infections produce several signs and symptoms and they may vary according to the age, sex and the place of infection. Some people do not show any symptoms of an infection for several days. The most common ones are frequent urination and pain or burning while urinating. More...
Healthy Diet For Chronic Urinary Tract Infection
The urinary tract consists of the kidneys, bladder, urethra and the ureters. Any part of the tract can get infected resulting in urinary tract infection. However, the urethra and bladder are most prone to infection. While both genders can get urinary tract infections, it is more widespread among women. Also, there are some people who are prone to constant infections of the urinary tract. In such people, the infection is chronic. While there are treatments available for chronic urinary tract infection, sticking to healthy diet can provide relief from the symptoms. More...
Can Urinary Tract Infections Go Away On Their Own ?
A UTI or urinary tract infection, and is caused by a bacteria. Urine contains several proteins and minerals and salts, but there is no presence of bacteria in the urine. When passing urine while having an infection, the bacteria burn the skin and hurt it. The symptoms of UTI tend to disappear mostly on their own without any treatment. However, the infection, if not treated with antibiotics, has the chances of spreading to the kidneys. Especially during pregnancy, women should act quickly on the infection because it can cause preterm labor. More...
Urinary Tract Infections And Pregnancy
Urinary tract infections are rather widespread among pregnant women. The urinary tract goes through several changes when a woman is pregnant. The uterus enlarges in size, and also increases in weight, and sometimes it blocks the urine from passing from the bladder and this leads to an infection. More...