Inflammations in urology are very often associated with infection with microorganisms. They can affect the kidneys, urinary tract, bladder, which can lead to diseases such as cystitis, pyelonephritis, urethritis.
Usually, urological antibiotics are used to treat urological infections. To select them it is necessary in strict accordance with what is the causative agent of the infection. To do this, consider the spectrum of antimicrobial action of a drug. If the antibiotic is not active against a particular pathogen, then its purpose is absolutely meaningless. In addition, experts believe that the frequent use of the same drug leads to the fact that the pathogens stop responding to it, that is, developing resistance.
Urological antibiotics for cystitis
Cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder. If it is of a bacterial nature (most often an infection with E. coli), then antibiotics should be prescribed. In the absence of therapy, the disease can become chronic.
Prescribe antibiotics for cystitis should only be a doctor. Self-medication here is unacceptable. Currently, drugs such as Monural and Nitrofurantoin are used. Monural, for example, has a wide spectrum of action, is active against many bacteria-pathogens. Its high concentration persists throughout the day, which allows effectively destroying pathogenic microorganisms.
Antibiotics for urological diseases
At other urological diseases apply such antibiotics as:
- Kanefron (for the treatment of pyelonephritis, cystitis, glomerulonephritis);
- Nolitsin (for the treatment of acute, as well as chronic urological infections);
- Palin (for the treatment of pyelonephritis, cystitis, urethritis, pyelitis, cystopyelitis).
There are also older drugs (for example, 5-nok), the reception of which is not only useless, since microorganisms are already used to them, but it is also dangerous because when they are taken the disease is not actually treated.
Urological antibiotics: instructions for use
Urological antibiotics should be used correctly. Do this exactly as many days as the doctor will prescribe, even if all the symptoms of the disease have passed. In addition, it is important to receive an antibiotic at about the same time, so that its concentration in the body is kept constant. Antibiotics for the treatment of urological infections can not be combined with drinking alcohol.