How long does it take for a urinary tract infection to heal?

Urinary tract infection

is usually caused by bacteria, chlamydia, fungi and other pathogens. How long it takes to recover depends on the number of pathogens infected and the patient's body resistance. If the number of pathogens infected is relatively small, and the body resistance is strong, only mild symptoms of urinary tract infection, such as frequent urination, urgency, etc., are generally cured in 3-5 days. If the patient is infected with a large number of pathogens, the condition is serious, and the body resistance is relatively poor, unable to inhibit the reproduction of pathogens, it usually takes 7-14 days to recover.