Urinary tract infection can cause hydronephrosis

Urinary tract infection usually refers to urinary tract infection, whether it will cause hydronephrosis, should be judged according to the severity of the disease.

Urinary tract infection refers to a variety of pathogenic microorganisms caused by urinary tract infection disease. If the condition of urinary tract infection is not serious, patients actively accept treatment, the general prognosis is good, will not cause hydronephrosis. But if the condition is more serious, urinary tract infection or inflammation lead to local tissue structure changes, can lead to poor urine discharge, and then cause hydronephrosis.

In addition, hydronephrosis may also be related to urinary tract stones, genitourinary system tumors, congenital abnormalities, peripheral organ disease compression or invasion and other factors.