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A urinary tract infection (UTI) is what happens when bacteria get into the urinary tract and multiply. The result is redness, swelling and pain in the urinary tract. UTI can be caused by many health problems. Well, can stage 3 kidney disease cause UTI?
Stage 3 kidney disease and urinary tract infection
UTI and kidney disease affect each other. That is to say, urinary tract infection can lead to kidney disease and kidney disease can also cause UTI. This is because along with bladder, the ureters and urethra, the kidneys make up the urinary system. When any part of the urinary system is inflamed and irritated, it is called a urinary tract infection. UTI can be treated successfully without causing kidney damage. However, UTI caused by problems like an enlarged prostate gland or a kidney stone can lead to kidney damage if the problem is not corrected and the infection continues. Pyelonephritis does cause some degree of kidney damage especially when it occurs. In addition, people who have diabetes may have changes in their body’s immune system. Under such condition, people are easier to get UTIs.
Treatment for UTI
UTI can be treated by drinking plenty of fluids. Studies have shown that drinking a glass of cranberry juice each day may help prevent recurrent UTIs. Besides, do not postpone going to the bathroom, urinate when you feel the urge.
Treatment for kidney disease stage 3
Kidney disease stage 3 is a relatively reversible stage. If you take effective treatment, stage 3 kidney disease can be reversed. We use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to reverse stage 3 kidney disease. The active ingredients have functions of dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix. In this way, urinary tract infection can be blocked and renal function can be improved naturally.
