If the symptoms of urinary tract infection in women are relatively mild, only manifesting as frequent urination, urgent urination or mild painful urination, without changes such as small abdominal pain, back pain or elevated body temperature, then you can just take Sanjin tablets for treatment. During the treatment period, you need to drink more water, urinate more often, eat a light diet, avoid spicy and stimulating food, and avoid drinking alcohol to dynamically observe the improvement of symptoms. However, if the symptoms do not improve after three days of continuous use, but progressively worsen, further examination and other medications are required. However, if the symptoms gradually decrease, then after a course of medication has completely disappeared, you can go to the hospital for a urine test to see if the infection is completely cured. However, if a woman’s urinary tract infection shows symptoms such as elevated body temperature or pain in the small abdomen, lower back pain, and obvious hematuria, she should not just take Sanjin tablets, but also other medications such as quinolones, cephalosporin antibiotics, or even intravenous infusion.