[Solved]: A women’s anatomy, hormonal shuffling, sexual…

A women’s anatomy, hormonal shuffling, sexual involvement, or other health problems become the reason for recurrent urinary tract infections. The target site of infections is usually the bladder, cystitis but also in the kidney, polynephritis. Recurrency happens due to the urethra being small. Another reason would be the rectum and female urethra are both present near each other. Females who are sexually active, they have more chances to deal with frequent UTIs. Menopause is another reason. Lastly, improper hygiene is also one of the major reasons if they do not wipe from back to front after using the restroom. Prevention measures to overcome UTIs in females that can be helpful include drinking plenty of water to stay hydrated, always follow good hygiene, urination after sexual activity, drink cranberry juice or take supplements that remove pathogens from the tract. How does the topic of this discussion question apply to your nursing career or while in nursing school?