Urine Infection and Dehydration: Lack of water in the body can make you a victim of urine infection, these are the symptoms

It is very hot in many areas of the country at this time. People are getting sick due to the heat. At this time, cases of urine infection are also increasing in hospitals. This problem is occurring due to lack of water in the body. Let us know what are the symptoms and causes of urine infection.

The heat wave continues and people are falling prey to many diseases in this season. Cases of heat stroke are also increasing in the last few days. Apart from this, problems of stomach infection and headache are also being seen. Now in this scorching heat, people are falling prey to urine infection. Although this is a common problem. But if it is not controlled on time, it can also cause kidney failure. In such a situation, it is important for you to know about its symptoms, causes and prevention.

Health expert Dr. Sameer Bhati explains that cases of urine infection increase in the summer season. UTI (urinary tract infection) can occur in any part of the urinary system. Its cases increase in summer because there is a lack of water in the body due to many reasons in summer. Due to this, less urine comes out of the body. This gives a chance to the bacteria that spread UTI to flourish in the body. In such a situation, more cases come to the fore.

Women have more problems

Dr. Sameer Bhati says that 50 percent of women around the world suffer from UTI at least once in their life. There are more cases of this disease in women than in men. This happens because the tube of the urinary tract in women is smaller than in men and this tube is near the place from where the bacteria enter the body.

Because of this, they are at a higher risk of urine infection than men. After menopause in women, estrogen levels and circulation decline. This causes UTI infection.

What are the symptoms

Burning sensation while passing urine

Frequent urge to pass urine

Urine smells bad

Persistent lower abdominal pain

Urine leaking

persistent mild fever

How to protect yourself

Keep your body hydrated and keep drinking water

do not hold urine

do not use dirty public toilets

Include orange, yogurt, tomato and spinach in your diet