Pregnancy is a relatively difficult process, especially in the early stages of pregnancy. Pregnant women also have to endure early pregnancy reactions, including lower back pain, nausea and vomiting. Regular testing during pregnancy is also necessary to understand the health status of the body. Urine testing is also necessary during prenatal checkups. However, what is the reason for high levels of bacteria in urine during pregnancy?
High levels of bacteria in urine during pregnancy may be a cause of urinary tract infection. If there are also abnormalities such as frequent urination and urgency, pregnant women should be alert. High levels of bacteria in urine are abnormal and are related to poor personal hygiene during pregnancy. To avoid urinary tract infections, pregnant women should pay more attention to personal hygiene and change their underwear frequently.
Before undergoing a urine test, pregnant women are allowed to eat food, which generally does not affect the test results. The extracted urine should be placed in a clean and dry container to prevent contamination, and the urine should be sent for examination as soon as possible to avoid taking too long and affecting the accuracy of the test results. If pregnant women usually use antibiotics, they should stop taking them before getting a urine test to avoid affecting the accuracy of the test.
For pregnant women with urinary tract infections, if it is not very serious, they can drink more water every day to relieve it, which can increase urine output and alleviate inflammation. Medication should not be taken randomly during pregnancy, so pregnant women should not blindly use medication for treatment. If necessary, some external genital cleansing drugs can be used under the guidance of a doctor.
