UTIs are common genitourinary infections, and women are prone to them because the opening of the urethra is very close to the vagina and the urethra is very short. If you have a UTI, the first thing you should do is drink more water and urinate more, so that the urine can flush the urethra and flush the pathogenic bacteria out of your body. In addition, you can take anti-infection drugs, such as cephalosporin antibiotics or ofloxacin, for anti-infection treatment. However, it is important to note that after the symptoms of anti-infection drugs disappear, you must continue to take the drugs for 7-10 days to complete a full course of treatment, in order to completely eradicate the inflammation, to avoid the recurrence of inflammation, or even cause bacterial resistance. In addition, if a woman has a gynecological infection at the same time, she should be treated promptly, otherwise it will easily lead to recurrent UTIs.