Diabetes is likely to cause urinary tract infection.
Patients with diabetes have disorders of glucose metabolism, dysfunction of utilizing glucose, and high blood glucose in the blood can provide a source of nutrients for bacteria, so it is very easy for various infections to occur, including urinary tract infections, lung infections, skin infections, etc. So diabetes is likely to cause urinary tract infection.
Patients with diabetes who have combined urinary tract infections need not only anti-infective treatment, but also timely control of blood sugar levels. If only anti-infective treatment is given, but blood sugar control is not good, it will lead to recurring or long-lasting infections.
Patients with diabetes who have combined infections are advised to go to the hospital and receive standardized treatment under the guidance of a doctor.