1, dietary taboos of urinary tract infection
1, urinary tract infection can't eat flatulence.
Flatulence includes milk, soybean milk, sucrose, etc. Urinary tract infection often causes abdominal distension and pain, and abdominal distension often makes it difficult to urinate.
2, urinary tract infection can not eat hair.
Hair products (such as pig's head, chicken, mushrooms, hairtail, crab, bamboo shoots, peaches, etc. ) will aggravate inflammation and fever, so it is not suitable for eating.
3, urinary tract infection can not eat spicy and irritating things.
These foods will aggravate the symptoms of urinary tract irritation, make it difficult to urinate, and some will even cause redness and swelling of the urethral orifice, and will also make the inflamed parts congested and swollen.
4, urinary tract infection can not eat warm tonic products.
Mainly for the acute phase, because it is caused by the evil of damp heat.
5, urinary tract infections can not eat products that contribute to damp heat.
Including alcohol, desserts and high-fat foods, the disease is a disease of excessive damp-heat, and anything that promotes damp-heat will aggravate the disease.
6, urinary tract infection can not eat acidic food.
Acidic foods include pork, beef, chicken, duck, eggs, carp, oysters and shrimp, as well as flour, rice, peanuts, barley and beer. The pH value of urine is closely related to the growth of bacteria and the antibacterial activity of drugs. The purpose of avoiding acidic food is to make urine alkaline and enhance the ability of antibiotics. Because sugar can also increase the acidity in the body, foods with high sugar content should also be restricted.
2. How to prevent urinary tract infection
Pay attention to personal hygiene at ordinary times to prevent bacterial invasion and infection. Wear cotton underwear to keep cool, avoid wearing tight and airtight pants and change underwear frequently. Don't take a bath in a public bath or bathtub, don't sit on an unsterilized toilet, and don't share a towel with others.
A hot bath can relieve the pain. Taking a hot bath is usually beneficial to the inflamed area.
Too many baths is not good. Long-term washing may introduce bacteria into women's private parts, and at the same time wash away normal benign bacteria, so that infectious Escherichia coli will occupy them. In addition, there will be urethral discomfort, which feels like urethral infection. Stimulated disinfectant soap may also lead to the same result-changing the flora of female private parts and making people more susceptible to infection.