Urinary tract infection and urinary tract syndrome

Urinary tract infection can be distinguished from urethral syndrome by etiology, urine routine examination and prognosis.

1. Etiology

Urinary tract infection is usually caused by Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, Proteus and other pathogenic bacteria infection; the etiology of urethral syndrome is not clear, usually related to bladder hypersensitivity, bladder detrusor instability, bladder, urethral dysfunction and other reasons.

2. Urinary routine examination

Urinary tract infection patients in the urine routine examination, white blood cells, bacteria increased; Urinary routine examination of urethral syndrome generally no obvious abnormalities.

3. Prognosis Urinary

tract infection patients after effective treatment, generally can be cured; Urinary syndrome is often a chronic course, after effective treatment can alleviate discomfort symptoms, but the cure is more difficult.