What drugs can cure urinary tract infections?

Treatment is divided into two parts, one is to determine the use of sensitive antibiotics according to urine routine and urine bacterial culture, usually cephalosporins or quinolones of the third generation antibiotics. The course of treatment is 3 to 5 days, and on the one hand to make some adjustments to lifestyle, the patient should drink plenty of water, ensure that enough urine to flush the urethra, dilute the urine to remove bacteria. Also help relieve symptoms, then clean the lower body, change underwear frequently, stop sexual life 2 to 4 weeks. For middle-aged women, risk factors such as gynecological inflammation and blood sugar control need to be ruled out, and patients who use immunosuppressants need to be followed up and adjusted on time. The female anatomy determines that its urethra is relatively short, located near the vagina and anus, and is vulnerable to bacterial retrograde invasion and formation of urinary tract infections. Therefore, urinary tract infections are more common in women.