There is no such thing as “what herbal medicine for urinary tract infections”, but symptomatic treatment is the only way to get good results. Urinary tract infection belongs to the category of “gonorrhea” in Chinese medicine, which is characterized by frequent urination and abdominal cramps (spasms and convulsions due to wind-cold sensation). Treatment of urinary tract infections in traditional Chinese medicine are psyllium, talc, quomai, knotgrass and so on. 1. Psyllium, the efficacy of clearing heat diuretic drenching (to improve urinary dribbling, urinary volume of the problem), seepage of dampness to stop diarrhea, mainly used in the treatment of heat drenching (burning stinging pain in urination, accompanied by urinary frequency and urgency, abdominal discomfort) astringent pain, oedema and distension, summer dampness and diarrhea, and other conditions. Where internal injuries, labor and tiredness, Yang Qi subsidence, kidney deficiency, essence slippery and no internal dampness and heat should be taken with caution. 2. Talc, diuretic and diuretic, heat relief, mainly used in the treatment of heat drenching, stone drenching (urinary discharge of sand and gravel, or sudden interruption of urination, pain in the urethra, lumbar and abdominal pain), urinary heat and astringent pain, hot and humid thirst, hot and humid diarrhea and other diseases. Pregnant women should be cautious. 3. Qu Mai, diuretic, blood circulation and menstruation, mainly used for heat gonorrhea, blood gonorrhea (blood in urine with pain), stone gonorrhea, inability to pass urine and astringent pain in dribbling. Pregnant women should be cautious. 4. Polygonum aviculare, diuretic and diuretic, insecticide, antipruritic, mainly used for the treatment of feverish gonorrhea and astringent pain, short and red urine (urine is small in volume and dark yellow in color), eczema and other skin conditions. It should be noted that if patients with urinary tract infections, it is recommended to go to a regular medical institution for treatment, the above drugs should be used under the guidance of a doctor, so as not to delay the condition.