Can urethral syndrome be cured?

Many people usually suffer from urethral syndrome because the weather is hot now, and not paying attention to cleaning the body will cause inflammation. Urethral syndrome can be cured at ordinary times, but it is not only necessary to cooperate with it with medication, there are many other treatments, the more common ones are some foods, combined with preventive care.

Diet and health care

What foods are good for urethral syndrome?

In terms of diet, you can eat more diuretic foods, such as watermelon, grapes, pineapple, celery, pears, etc. In addition, snails, corn, mung beans, and green onions can help relieve symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Patients with cystitis also need to drink more water and maintain a daily urine output of at least 1500 ml.

What foods should not be eaten for urethral syndrome?

1. Avoid spicy and sour foods, such as strong liquor, chili peppers, raw vinegar, sour fruits, etc. In addition, caffeine can cause the bladder neck to contract and cause spasmodic pain in the bladder, so you should drink less coffee. Also, avoid eating citrus fruits because they can lead to the production of alkaline urine, which is conducive to the growth of bacteria.

2. During the medication period, it is strictly forbidden to consume alcohol, chili peppers, chicken, fish, beef, shrimp, seafood, pickles, and the only condiments are salt, vinegar, and MSG (do not use other seasonings). If the patient does not control his diet well, the treatment time will be prolonged.

prevention:

1. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the perineum to prevent it from contacting dirty things. It is best to clean the anus with warm water after defecation; those with vaginitis and cervical erosion should be treated in time; underwear should preferably be pure cotton, not chemical fiber; use warm boiled water to wash the vulva, do not use potassium hydroxide or soapy water; drink more water to keep urination unobstructed to prevent urine concentration; wipe the perineum with clean and soft paper after urination; do not make too big movements during sexual intercourse, and wash the perineum with warm boiled water after ending.

2. Take a small dose of estrogen niestradiol under the guidance of a doctor, once a month, one tablet (5 mg) each time.

3. Live a regular life, do not smoke or drink, eat more vegetables and fruits. If you experience frequent urination, painful urination, zero urine flow, or urethral itching, do not scratch with your hands. Wash the perineum with warm water several times, or take chlorpheniramine or flumethasone orally. If the symptoms are severe, seek medical treatment.