Urinary Infections: How to Distinguish Them and What to Do to Prevent Them
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs) can recur and disrupt daily activities. Doctors reveal four simple ways to prevent UTIs, starting with not holding in your urine. Urinary tract infections...
Urinary infection is a bacterial infection of the bladder (cystitis), linked to the presence of bacteria, most often Escherichia coli, that go back into the urinary tract. "It is very common, especially in women, but also in men with hypertrophy of the prostate," says Dr. Monique Quillard, a general practitioner. "Read also > Cystitis: 8 solutions to get rid of it If it may seem benign at first, it requires rapid management. "Without appropriate…
Every summer the number of consultations related to intimate female health increases. The combination of high temperatures, increased sweating, frequent baths and changes in routines favors the proliferation of microorganisms that, under normal circumstances, coexist in balance with the body.Urinary infections and vulvovaginitis are two of the most frequent problems during this time of year. However, it is not always easy to distinguish one from…
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