Mycobacterium FU36 oxalate recurrent urinary tract infection elderly patients in 20 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Mycobacterium FU36 oxalate recurrent urinary tract infection elderly patients in 20 cases Of: Liu Li-chun Cao Xuemin Zhao Damei Zhao Fugui case Tianshu [Keywords:] recurrent urinary tract infection, old age, oxalic acid Mycobacterium FU36 Urinary tract infection (UTI is common in elderly patients has complex effects of urinary tract infection is still not ideal. Oxalate injection was Mycobacterium FU36 immune enhancer, has been used in the treatment of immunocompromised diseases such as chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, cancer, pulmonary tuberculosis and outside, children with recurrent respiratory tract infection, diabetes, skin diseases, and achieved good effect (1 to 3), but not reflected in its effect on urinary tract infections reported. In this paper, acid Mycobacterium FU36 Injection treatment of recurrent urinary tract infection, with satisfactory results. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 The inclusion criteria (1 agedgt; = 65 years (2 matches confirmed urinary tract infection Standard: Clean mid-morning urine specimens from genital specimens after the tests Urine WBCgt; = 5 / HPF. (3 months for 2 episodes of urinary tract infection gt; = 2, (4 anti-inflammatory drugs in the incidence of early and effective only in late stage of inflammation in the resistance or invalid. In this study, 40 patients were enrolled. 1.2 Exclusion criteria (1 urinary tract voiding difficulty caused by complications such as urinary tract stones or benign prostatic hyperplasia and other causes of urinary tract obstruction, (2 urinary tract malformations and structural abnormalities, (3 weeks urethra have inflammatory lesions (4 with urinary tract devices such as indwelling catheter or intermittent catheterization, (5 with a history of multiple drug allergies, (6 treatment does not meet the law, (7 who discontinued due to adverse events, (8 with systemic lupus erythematosus, diabetes, or short-term use of small doses of steroids are.