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Yang Shumei (Attending Physician of Chinese Medicine Department, Beigang Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University) and Cai Kundao (Director of Internal Medicine Department, Beigang Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University) Urinary tract infection Little knowledge Chinese medicine name: stranguria, cold stranguria, astringent pain in urine and red pain in urine Chinese medicine name: urinary tract infection, urethritis, acute (slow) cystitis and pyelonephritis Suitable vegetables: spinach, amaranth and other spinach: can be used to relieve urinary tract infection. Amaranth: It is helpful for urethritis and has diuretic effect. Lettuce: It's not good for micturition and helpful for urinary tract infection. Celery: It can clear away heat and promote diuresis, and improve urine heat and pain. Zucchini: diuretic, which is helpful for urinary tract infection. Porphyra: It can clear away heat and promote diuresis, and improve yellow urine and astringent urine pain. Etiology of urinary tract infection The main symptoms of urinary tract infection are frequent urination, dysuria and pyuria. In addition, urinary tract infection can be suspected when you urinate, such as burning sensation, urgency, low back pain, hematuria, abdominal discomfort, chills, vomiting and low back pain, which is called "stranguria syndrome" by Chinese medicine. (Editor's recommendation: The symptoms of urethritis have recurred? 10 dietary steps to eradicate hematuria and urethral itching and improve urethral inflammation) urinary tract infection suddenly occurs, and I want to urinate once every half hour, with burning pain, astringent pain and turbid urine; Common in women, because the female urethra is short, the opening is close to * * * *, * * *, and it is easy to be infected by bacteria in feces. People with urinary calculi are also prone to urinary tract infections. At this time, it is necessary to treat both of them, so as to fundamentally solve the problem and avoid repeated infection. People with urinary tract problems can do a simple urine test to further determine whether it is a urinary tract infection. In addition to medication, they must also dilute the bacteria by urinating and replenishing more water. Symptom classification Urinary tract infection belongs to "hot stranguria" in TCM gonorrhea. People with urinary calculi are also prone to urinary tract infection, which belongs to what Chinese medicine calls "stone stranguria". Prevention and care. Precautions for diet: The diet should be light and avoid fatty, sweet, dry and spicy products. Edible fruits: sugarcane, watermelon, carambola, kiwi fruit, lemon. 2. Daily health care: drink more water and hold your urine less. Drinking more water to increase urination during infection can improve infection. Pay attention to hygiene before and after sex. Don't have sex when you are infected. Pay attention to proper rest and keep a good mood. Women should keep clean. Pay attention to personal hygiene, wear cotton underwear, it is easier to keep dry and clean, but don't wash it too much. After defecation, wipe * * * from front to back to prevent recurrence of infection. Patients with bladder infection should seek medical attention as soon as possible once they have symptoms such as hematuria, pain in lower back and lumbar fossa, fever, nausea or vomiting. Yang Shumei (Attending Physician of Chinese Medicine Department, Beigang Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University) and Cai Kundao (Director of Internal Medicine Department, Beigang Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University) Urinary tract infection Little knowledge Chinese medicine name: stranguria, cold stranguria, astringent pain in urine and red pain in urine Chinese medicine name: urinary tract infection, urethritis, acute (slow) cystitis and pyelonephritis Suitable vegetables: spinach, amaranth and other spinach: can be used to relieve urinary tract infection. Amaranth: It is helpful for urethritis and has diuretic effect. Lettuce: It's not good for micturition and helpful for urinary tract infection. Celery: It can clear away heat and promote diuresis, and improve urine heat and pain. Zucchini: diuretic, which is helpful for urinary tract infection. Porphyra: It can clear away heat and promote diuresis, and improve yellow urine and astringent urine pain. Etiology of urinary tract infection The main symptoms of urinary tract infection are frequent urination, dysuria and pyuria. In addition, urinary tract infection can be suspected when you urinate, such as burning sensation, urgency, low back pain, hematuria, abdominal discomfort, chills, vomiting and low back pain, which is called "stranguria syndrome" by Chinese medicine. (Editor's recommendation: The symptoms of urethritis have recurred? 10 dietary steps to eradicate hematuria and urethral itching and improve urethral inflammation) urinary tract infection suddenly occurs, and I want to urinate once every half hour, with burning pain, astringent pain and turbid urine; Common in women, because the female urethra is short, the opening is close to * * * *, * * *, and it is easy to be infected by bacteria in feces. People with urinary calculi are also prone to urinary tract infections. At this time, it is necessary to treat both of them, so as to fundamentally solve the problem and avoid repeated infection. People with urinary tract problems can do a simple urine test to further determine whether it is a urinary tract infection. In addition to medication, they must also dilute the bacteria by urinating and replenishing more water. Symptom classification Urinary tract infection belongs to "hot stranguria" in TCM gonorrhea. People with urinary calculi are also prone to urinary tract infection, which belongs to what Chinese medicine calls "stone stranguria". Prevention and care. Precautions for diet: The diet should be light and avoid fatty, sweet, dry and spicy products. Edible fruits: sugarcane, watermelon, carambola, kiwi fruit, lemon. 2. Daily health care: drink more water and hold your urine less. Drinking more water to increase urination during infection can improve infection. Pay attention to hygiene before and after sex. Don't have sex when you are infected. Pay attention to proper rest and keep a good mood. Women should keep clean. Pay attention to personal hygiene, wear cotton underwear, it is easier to keep dry and clean, but don't wash it too much. After defecation, wipe * * * from front to back to prevent recurrence of infection. Patients with bladder infection should seek medical attention as soon as possible once they have symptoms such as hematuria, pain in lower back and lumbar fossa, fever, nausea or vomiting. Vegetables keep healthy and get rid of symptoms. Recipe: Porphyra egg flower soup for treating urinary tract infection. Ingredients Porphyra 1 water spinach 3 eggs, 2 salts and a little water 2 liters. Porphyra is torn into small pieces, water spinach is washed and cut into sections, and eggs are beaten into egg flowers. Boil, add water spinach, laver and egg drop, and season with salt. It can improve the symptoms of painful urination and frequent urination caused by urinary tract infection. It shows that water spinach can be used to relieve urinary discomfort caused by urinary tract infection, such as tingling and frequent urination. Porphyra: It can clear away heat and promote diuresis, and improve yellow urine and astringent urine pain. Amaranth wonton ingredients Amaranth 3? 4 wonton, 8 celery, 1 root water, 2 liters of salt, a little practice, amaranth cut into small pieces, celery into beads (small pieces have beads). Boil water, add wonton and cook for 5 minutes, then add amaranth and celery beads and cook for 3 minutes. Season with salt and serve. The effect of improving urethritis. It shows that amaranth can clear away heat and promote diuresis, has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, and is helpful for urethritis. Celery: It can clear away heat and promote diuresis, and improve urine heat and pain. This article is excerpted from "Eating Vegetables with People: A Healthy Vegetable Diet Method Regardless of Sickness" /Times published by Yang Shumei (the attending physician of Chinese Medicine Department of Beigang Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University) and Cai Kundao (the director of internal medicine department of Beigang Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University).