So smpai2 umah terus baring.. biler baring rasa sakit juga kat bhgn lower abdomen..rasa cuak kot2 baby nih nak kuar awal ker? baru 26 weeks..hurm..lalu sayer pong tanpa segan silu mengajak adik ipar saya ker klinik terdekat..
Dr. pun scan2.. tengok baby..katernyer takder masalah, baby sihat..cumanyer kepala baby kat bawah..bhgn keras kepala baby tgh menghimpit bladder saye.. selain saya ada kencing kotor yg buat saya rasa bertambah sakit dengan hempapan baby tersebut...hurm..
Magically lepas saya makan ubat Dr. bagik..antibiotic dengan ubat garam dalam air tuh..terus perut saya tak sakit..malam pong tak kerap pergi bilik air..sakit belakang pon ilang terus..hurm..kalau saya tahu dari dulu sebab kencing kotor..saya jumper Dr. awal2 lagik..huhuhu..
Jom kiter tgk aper itu kencing kotor?- Credit to Babycenter Malaysia
What is a UTI?
A urinary tract infection (UTI) is caused when the urinary system becomes infected by bacteria. UTIs are common in women aged between 20 and 50. About 50 per cent of women will have at least one UTI during their lifetime.
Cystitis, an infection of the bladder, is a common UTI, which you're more likely to develop while you're pregnant.
If left untreated, UTIs can be quite painful - and even dangerous because the infection can travel upwards and reach the kidneys. If a kidney infection is left untreated during pregnancy it could make you very poorly and could lead to your baby being born with a low birth weight or being born prematurely.
The changes your body goes through during pregnancy make you more susceptible to UTIs. Progesterone relaxes the muscles of your ureters, the tubes that connect your kidneys to your bladder. This slows down the flow of urine from your kidneys to your bladder. Your enlarging uterus (womb) has the same effect. This is an ideal opportunity for bacteria because they have more time to grow before they're flushed out.
Symptoms of a UTI can include:
Cystitis, an infection of the bladder, is a common UTI, which you're more likely to develop while you're pregnant.
If left untreated, UTIs can be quite painful - and even dangerous because the infection can travel upwards and reach the kidneys. If a kidney infection is left untreated during pregnancy it could make you very poorly and could lead to your baby being born with a low birth weight or being born prematurely.
The changes your body goes through during pregnancy make you more susceptible to UTIs. Progesterone relaxes the muscles of your ureters, the tubes that connect your kidneys to your bladder. This slows down the flow of urine from your kidneys to your bladder. Your enlarging uterus (womb) has the same effect. This is an ideal opportunity for bacteria because they have more time to grow before they're flushed out.
Symptoms of a UTI can include:
- pain or a burning sensation when passing urine;
- pain in your pelvis, the lower part of your abdomen, the lower part of your back, or in your side (usually only one side);
- a feeling that you are unable to urinate fully;
- shivering;
- raised temperature;
- feeling hot and cold by turns;
- nausea and vomiting;
- frequent need to go to the toilet;
- incontinence;
- cloudy, bloody, or bad-smelling urine;
- change in the amount of urine passed (either more or less);
- pain during sexual intercourse.
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