If you have frequent urinary tract infections, the reason may be that you cannot empty your urine completely. Remaining urine in the bladder causes infection over time, and you will re-infection before you can fully recover. In this case, pelvic floor muscles and abdominal muscles must be evaluated. The overactive pelvic floor muscles occur resistance when voiding, making it impossible to empty the entire urine. Or if the abdominal muscles are very weak; adequate intra-abdominal pressure cannot be created and all urine cannot be evacuated.

In addition, constant urination and constipation can cause urinary tract infections. The rectum, the last part of the bladder and large intestine; are two neighboring organs. Stool that builds up inside and produces bacteria in constipation can also cause urinary tract infection.