What medicine does child urinary tract infection symptom take?
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Although children's urinary tract infection also occurs in the urinary tract, but it is not equal to urethritis, there are differences between them. Children's urinary tract infection is mainly caused by bacteria and other infections, including upper urinary tract infection and lower urinary tract infection. After children's urinary tract infection, it brings great voiding disorder to patients, so what medicine should children's urinary tract infection take? Now let's talk about it.
What medicine does child urinary tract infection symptom take?
Most children with occasional urinary tract infection can heal themselves as long as enough water is kept and symptomatic treatment is supplemented. If the symptoms are severe, accompanied by systemic discomfort or lumbar percussion pain, antibiotics are needed. Urine culture should be done before medication (preferably twice). In order to compare the efficacy of different drugs, such as sulfanilamide, furazolidine, nalidixic acid and ampicillin, a large number of studies have been carried out. According to the available data, the cure rate of outpatients is about 80% no matter what kind of drugs they use. During hospitalization, especially the urinary tract infection caused by instrument examination, it is often resistant to a variety of antibiotics, and drugs should be selected according to the sensitivity test.
During the period of drug treatment, children should have 2000-3000ml of water intake per day, encourage more urination, and do their best to urinate. These measures are still needed for several weeks after infection control. Urine culture should be done 5-7 days after drug withdrawal. If there is no abnormal finding and the attack is not frequent (for example, no more than 3 times a year), the treatment policy is the same as above; If the attack is frequent, long-term preventive medication should be considered.
Repeated reinfection in children, after an attack, often damaged defense function, and can last for several months, so that patients are prone to reinfection. Each reinfection weakens the body's resistance, thus forming a malignant circulation. The most effective preventive measure is to encourage more drinking water and frequent urination, and it is suggested to empty the bladder after sexual intercourse.
matters needing attention
Vitamin C Supplement: Vitamin C can improve the acidity of urine, so that all kinds of bacteria causing urinary tract infection are not easy to survive. Therefore, drinking orange juice, citric acid, kiwi juice and other vitamin rich drinks is beneficial to prevent urinary tract infection.
