The Issue of Rational Use of Antibiotics in the Treatment of Urinary Tract Infection and the Strategy of Antibiotic Resistance Management

Abstract

The article focuses on the abuse of antibacterial drugs in patients with urinary tract infections, both in the adult population and in children. In today’s era of large-scale antibiotic resistance, such tactics are not only ineffective for the patient, but also detrimental to the population as a whole. The optimal clinical decision is stratification of the patient with urinary tract infections for the appointment of an antibiotic or the use of another alternative with proven efficacy, such as officinal urological vaccine Urivac.