Choose The Right UTI Treatment At St. John’s Urology

Your urologist at St John’s Urology will provide you with the most effective UTI treatment, as well as an examination to identify the cause of your infection and suggest preventative measures to keep it from happening again. But when you are suffering from UTI symptoms like increased frequency of urination, pain while urinating, cloudy or foul-smelling urine, fatigue, and fever, it can be challenging to figure out which UTI treatment is best for you.

Know Your Options:

Generally speaking, there are two types of treatments available for women suffering from urinary tract infections: antibiotics and medication that treats bladder spasms. Antibiotics are a great option for most patients but have their limitations when it comes to certain strains of bacteria, which is why antispasmodics can be a great alternative for patients who don’t respond well to traditional antibiotic treatment plans. Patients with chronic or recurring infections may also be better suited to antispasmodics due to their ability to help strengthen muscle tissue and prevent future infections by eliminating bladder spasms. To learn more about your treatment options, speak with one of our Urologists today!

Know The Common Causes Of Urinary Tract Infections:

Certain risk factors make it more likely for a woman to develop a urinary tract infection (UTI). For instance, women who experience vaginal childbirth are much more likely to develop infections than those who give birth by cesarean section. If you’re pregnant or have recently had sex, you may be particularly susceptible; sexually transmitted infections can cause UTIs in both men and women. In addition, certain types of intercourse may increase your risk of developing an infection—for example, any type that occurs during menstruation may put you at increased risk for contracting an STD and creating a UTI in response. Diaphragms, IUDs, intrauterine devices and spermicides may also increase your risk of developing a UTI as they alter your pH levels.

Know The Benefits Of Our Treatment:

At St. John’s Urology, we know how frustrating and disruptive a urinary tract infection (UTI) can be, especially when you’re experiencing painful burning with urination, along with frequent and urgent urination. Our team of urologists will partner with you to provide a customized treatment plan to address your symptoms while working toward your specific long-term health goals. Through UTI treatment in St. John’s you may benefit from improved overall well-being, including more energy and vitality…

Know What To Expect During The Intravenous Antibiotics Process:

Intravenous antibiotic is a process for treating infections in patients who cannot be treated with oral antibiotics, including those with severe heart or kidney disease. Intravenous antibiotics may be given in a hospital or they can be administered while you are hospitalized as an outpatient. You may also have to take oral antibiotics as well, but both types of medication will help treat your infection and get rid of your symptoms. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to call our office and we’ll do whatever we can to make sure you feel comfortable and well-informed throughout your IV treatment.

Keep An Open Mind About All Urological Treatments:

You may not be able to prevent a urinary tract infection (UTI), but you can take measures to treat it quickly when it occurs. At St. John’s Urology, we offer a full range of UTI treatment options, including Medication : Prescription antibiotics are an effective and common first-line therapy for uncomplicated UTIs in women and men alike, usually curing infections within two weeks with relatively few side effects such as nausea or diarrhea. Surgery: When more complicated surgical procedures are needed, you can trust our highly skilled specialists at St.

Schedule A Consultation Today:

Our physicians specialize in all forms of urological care, including treatment for kidney stones, urinary tract infections (UTIs), and urologic cancers. As a leading specialist in urological health, we are highly trained and experienced to provide you with innovative approaches to reduce your pain or delay symptoms of prostate cancer. Schedule a consultation today by calling our office directly or submitting your information online through our Request a Consultation form! The providers and staff members at St. John’s Urology are here for you—so if you want compassionate care from a team who has helped thousands of patients take control of their health, we look forward to meeting you soon!