Symptoms of UTI in women include frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, burning sensation or fever, and discharge from the urethra. UTIs in women often develop gradually and severely from an increase in the number of urinations and a burning sensation in urination. Generally speaking, a normal person urinates 4-5 times a day, and if there is a sudden increase in the number of urination and a small amount of urine, it is often necessary to be alert to the possibility of a urinary tract infection. For women, the chance of urinary tract infection is higher than for men, because the female urethra is shorter and more prone to bacterial infection, and the female vagina and urethra are closer together, so not paying attention to cleaning will give the bacteria a chance to take advantage of it. Women’s urethral infections are often accompanied by a burning sensation or hot sensation of urination, or in more serious cases, painful urination, so that patients refuse to drink water as a way to reduce the occurrence of painful urination, in fact, this view is wrong, in the female urethral infection after antibiotic treatment at the same time, drink a lot of water, urine flushing the urethra is very important in the treatment process. Therefore, the symptoms of UTI in women can be controlled by improving the lifestyle, drinking a lot of water and eating a light diet. In summary, the symptoms of UTI in women include frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, burning sensation in urination, fever or the appearance of urethral discharge. The symptoms can appear alone or several at the same time, it is recommended to seek medical attention and treatment as soon as possible to avoid more serious upper urinary tract infection and systemic infection symptoms.