Urinary routine can detect cystitis and urinary tract infection

Bladder inflammation refers to cystitis. Urine routine can usually detect cystitis and urinary tract infection.

Urine routine is based on the appearance, smell, pH and other aspects of the urine to determine whether there are abnormalities. If the patient has turbid urine, odor and other phenomena, and white blood cell count increased, then it can be judged as cystitis and urinary tract infection. However, it is recommended that the patient should be further diagnosed by blood routine examination, ultrasound examination, CT examination, etc., so as to be detected in time and treated in time.

The patient should increase the amount of water at ordinary times, which can promote urine production and excretion, thus playing a role in flushing the urethra.