Can I have a urinary tract infection if my urine routine is normal

Urinary tract infection is caused by bacteria, adenovirus, mycobacterium tuberculosis or chlamydia and other pathogens infection. Patients with urinary routine examination will appear white blood cells, red blood cells and proteinuria and other abnormal manifestations, and urine routine normal indicates that there is no inflammatory reaction in the urethra, and no urinary tract infection.

Patients usually pay attention to keep the perineum clean, urinate immediately after sex, wash, but also drink more water, increase urine volume, appropriate physical exercise, enhance the body's disease resistance.