Urine white blood cell positive 2 ten women and sex life related

Women's urine white blood cells (++) may or may not be associated with sexual activity. Sexual activity increases a woman's chances of developing urinary tract infections, which can manifest as white blood cells (++) in urine, along with frequent urination, urgency, or urethral meatus pain. Urinary tract infections can also occur during a woman's menstrual period or when her immunity is lowered, because the vulva normally has a small amount of bacteria, but does not show any symptoms of infection. When the immunity of the body decreases, the virulence of bacteria is relatively enhanced, spontaneous infection will occur, this situation has nothing to do with sexual activity, after infection there will be frequent urination, urgency and urination pain symptoms, need anti-infection treatment, and maintain local cleanliness, in order to gradually recover. Therefore, sexual life is an incentive to increase urinary tract infections and cause white blood cells (++), but not all urinary tract infections are related to sexual activity, and infections caused by reduced immunity can also occur.