Asymptomatic bacterial uronephritis?

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Asymptomatic bacterial urine, also known as occult bacterial urine, is a kind of occult urinary tract infection, which refers to patients with genuine bacterial urine without any clinical symptoms of urinary tract infection. It is often found in healthy people for physical examination or routine urine bacteriological examination due to other kidney diseases. Asymptomatic bacterial uronephritis? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Asymptomatic bacterial uronephritis?

Asymptomatic bacterial urine can be evolved from symptomatic urination, that is, symptomatic urination is relieved naturally or symptoms disappear after treatment, but only bacterial urine remains, and can last for many years. Some asymptomatic bacterial urine, no history of acute urinary. In addition, after the examination of urinary tract equipment, or on the basis of chronic kidney disease, there are often no obvious symptoms.

Long term asymptomatic bacteriuria can also damage renal function, so the treatment should be the same as symptomatic urination. Especially in children, there is often bladder ureteral reflux; Pregnant women, often easy to develop acute pyelonephritis and lead to sepsis; Taking 0.05g of furadantin and 0.25g of cefixin immediately after sexual intercourse can effectively prevent urinary sensation, and has no effect on the mother and fetus.

Asymptomatic bacteriuria is common in pregnant women, puerpera and girls. The incidence rate of bacterial urine was 4.5% in the pregnant women, and 82% of them were asymptomatic. In these asymptomatic bacterial urine patients, about 50% is pyelonephritis. Asymptomatic bacteriuria has no manifestation of urinary tract infection, only occasionally has mild fever and fatigue, but has positive urine bacterial culture for many times.

matters needing attention

Avoid fatigue, remove infection and other incentives, avoid contact with nephrotoxic drugs or poisons, adopt a healthy lifestyle (such as smoking cessation, moderate exercise and emotional control, etc.) and reasonable diet. In the acute stage, patients should rest in bed and gradually increase the amount of activity after the improvement of clinical symptoms.