Simple urinary tract infection

Simple urinary tract infections generally have no physiological or anatomical abnormalities, and no history of urinary tract surgery and intubation. They are common in women. Mostly, Escherichia coli enters the urethra from the anus or skin, multiplies and spreads in the vagina. The infection goes up to the kidney and causes acute pyelopathy Nephritis and sexual life are more conducive to the upward infection of pathogens.

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