Рубрика: Инфекционное заболевание

Понимание инфекций мочевыводящих путей (ИМП) и причин их рецидивов – Обновлено 2026

Постоянно страдаете от инфекций мочевого.

Профилактика рецидивирующих инфекций мочевого пузыря без антибиотиков – обновленная информация 2026 г.

Застряли в цикле повторяющихся инфекций мочевыводящих путей? Вы можете разорвать его, не полагаясь каждый раз на антибиотики. Доктор Соарави Вирасопон, уролог больницы Бангкока, делится проверенными способами предотвращения рецидивирующих ИМП — от простых привычек до клюквы, пробиотиков, метенaмина и вагинального эстрогена.

Бактерии в моче без симптомов: действительно ли нужны антибиотики?

Bacteria turned up in your urine but you feel completely fine? You may not need antibiotics at all. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, explains asymptomatic bacteriuria — why treating it “just to be safe” often does more harm than good.

Бактериальный простатит: Понимание острых и хронических инфекций

Внезапная боль в тазу и лихорадка или рецидивирующие инфекции мочевыводящих путей, которые постоянно возвращаются? Доктор Соарави Вирасопон, уролог из больницы Бангкока, объясняет острый и хронический бактериальный простатит – симптомы, причины упорных инфекций и механизм действия антибиотиков.

Хронический простатит и боли в тазу: удобный для пациента путь к диагностике.

Pelvic pain, burning urination, discomfort after intimacy? Chronic prostatitis is common, often manageable, and diagnosis no longer has to start with a painful prostate massage. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone, urologist at Bangkok Hospital, explains the shift to semen analysis — and the symptoms that mean this is something else.

Газовая гангрена Фурнье: Размышления уролога о спасении жизней посредством хирургии и связи

Fournier’s gangrene is one of the few conditions in urology where hours genuinely decide whether a patient lives. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone reflects on speaking at the 26th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Cambodian Society of Surgery — on aggressive surgery, early recognition, and the human connection that carries patients through it.

Bacteria in the Urine With No Symptoms: Who Actually Needs Antibiotics

A positive urine culture in someone who feels perfectly well is usually not an infection to treat. Two groups genuinely need antibiotics — and one very common situation, an older person with confusion, is where the mistake is most often made.

White Cells in the Urine With a Negative Culture: What Sterile Pyuria Actually Means

A urine test showing inflammation but growing no bacteria is not a failed antibiotic — it is a signal to look elsewhere. The two causes most often missed are a sexually transmitted infection and urinary tuberculosis.

Chronic Prostatitis: Why Antibiotics Usually Are Not the Answer

Most men told they have chronic prostatitis do not have an infection at all — and repeat courses of antibiotics are the commonest thing done wrong in this condition. Dr. Soarawee Weerasopone explains what chronic pelvic pain syndrome actually is and what genuinely helps.

Residual Urine: What the Number Means, and What It Cannot Tell You

A scan after you have emptied your bladder, measuring what is left. Useful — but it varies hugely between visits, a single reading should not decide anything, and it never explains why the bladder is not emptying.