Urinary tract infections are not serious.

It is generally believed that repeated urinary tract infections in women are more serious.

Urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria, viruses and other pathogenic microorganisms. Clinical symptoms include urgency, urinary pain, fever, etc. Because of repeated urinary tract infections in women, clinical symptoms may be more obvious than in general patients, and due to repeated anti-infective treatment, pathogenic microorganisms may develop drug resistance, so it is usually considered more serious.

Women should pay attention to strengthening perineal hygiene care in daily life to prevent inflammation from spreading, and at the same time maintain adequate drinking water to promote the excretion of inflammatory substances and help alleviate discomfort symptoms.