What is Xavier UTI and can urinary bladder and track shrinkage cause it?

Hello Ms Poonam,

We are sorry to hear about the challenges the patient is facing. Severe urinary tract infections (UTIs) related to urinary bladder and urinary tract shrinkage can be particularly difficult to manage.

It's important that the patient receives proper medical attention to address both the infection and the underlying condition causing the shrinkage.

Here are some steps that might help:

1. Consult a Urologist: A specialist can evaluate the extent of the bladder and urinary tract shrinkage and recommend the best course of treatment.
2. Antibiotic Treatment: Appropriate antibiotics are recommended to treat the UTI effectively. Sometimes, a culture test may be needed to determine the most effective medication.
3. Hydration: Ensuring the patient stays well-hydrated is important in managing and preventing further UTIs.
4. Bladder Training or Surgery: Depending on the severity of the shrinkage, the urologist might recommend bladder training exercises or surgical options.

Please ensure the patient sees a healthcare professional as soon as possible. If you need assistance in finding the right specialist or have further questions, feel free to contact us at HexaHealth. You may reach out to us via 'Doctor Consultation' or 'Second Opinion' on our HexaHealth app.

Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!