Lead a healthy life 123

To lead a healthy life - Life is so beautiful _ but In our spending life sometimes we are fall in various types of problems, for that- suddenly we fall in illness - physically or mentally. But some consciousness and take steps in proper time, we can overcome it. Sometimes our ignorance convince us to avoid awareness.
According to the creation of God, anything that comes
out of the body contains harmful bacteria. These harmful wastes have to be
removed immediately and the organs have to be kept clean. Doing otherwise
causes suffering - it can happen to anyone, be it a woman or a man.
In my opinion, to lead a healthy life, not only
doctors but also everyone should know these things. And you don't have to be a
doctor to know these things in your daily life. We can live a good and healthy
life if we keep our eyes and ears open a little.
The doctor said - Urinary tract infections refer to
any infection of the urethra, bladder, kidneys - that is, the entire urinary
system or unary tract.
To protect yourself from unnecessary suffering and to
have a healthy life that gives shade to your family like a banyan tree, men
should also know and follow all the awareness issues.
It is true that this infection is more common in
women. However, men are not completely free from risk. Rather, if a man has an
infection in his urine, there is a hidden reason behind it, which is important
to find out. Otherwise, there is a risk of complications later on. Older men
are more affected by it than young people. There is a reason for that. My
father had it - so I have learned the details.
The doctor's statement on why men get infections is -
Experts say that if urine accumulates in the bladder
or urethra, it gives the opportunity for germs to grow. Due to the enlarged
prostate gland of older men, or due to an obstruction such as a stone or tumor
in the lower part of the urethra, a lot of urine remains in the bladder after
urination. In that case, bacterial infection occurs.
The risk of infection increases if a tube or catheter
is inserted for urination for some reason. Infection in the urinary tract also
occurs due to unhealthy sexual habits.
Uncontrolled diabetes is a major cause of urinary
tract infections. Also, nerve problems can cause the bladder to lose its
elasticity or tone, which can make urine less clear and increase the risk of
bacterial infections.
Hypotonic bladder can occur after a stroke or
long-term diabetes.
If a bacterial infection in the urethra or bladder is
not treated properly, the infection can spread to the kidneys. Sometimes, it
can spread throughout the body through the blood.
How
to understand ----
Burning urine, difficulty urinating, pain or
discomfort in the lower abdomen during urination, frequent urination of small
amounts, unusually strong pressure during urination, foul-smelling, cloudy
urine - these can be signs of infection.
Symptoms such as fever, vomiting, nausea, blood in the
urine, or white fluid coming out of the urinary tract may be accompanied. Many
times, when an elderly person has an infection, there are no noticeable
symptoms. But he becomes lethargic or speaks incoherently.
If any of the above symptoms appear, seek medical
attention. Confirm the disease through tests. Keep blood sugar under control.
Drink enough water every day. Do not hold urine. Maintain cleanliness. Avoid
unhealthy sexual habits.