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How Does Urethra Tissue Discharge Leading To UTI Trigger A Bladder Infection?

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Posted on Mon, 8 Jan 2024
Question: I have a urology question. I have gotten a uti on 2 different occasions after uretha tissue damage.. how does this trigger a bladder infection?, can I answer your health question? Please type your question here...
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Answered by Dr. salah saad shoman (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Inflammation and eliminating bacterial flora

Detailed Answer:

Hi,

I have gone through your question and I understand your concerns.

Urethral tissue damage predispose to UTI by two main mechanisms. The first is by inducing inflammation which in turn produces an inflammatory exudate which is a very good medium for bacterial growth. The other mechanism is by eliminating the normal bacterial flora which normally occupies the place to prevent pathogenic bacterial invasion..

I hope you find this helpful..
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How Does Urethra Tissue Discharge Leading To UTI Trigger A Bladder Infection?

Brief Answer: Inflammation and eliminating bacterial flora Detailed Answer: Hi, I have gone through your question and I understand your concerns. Urethral tissue damage predispose to UTI by two main mechanisms. The first is by inducing inflammation which in turn produces an inflammatory exudate which is a very good medium for bacterial growth. The other mechanism is by eliminating the normal bacterial flora which normally occupies the place to prevent pathogenic bacterial invasion.. I hope you find this helpful..