Use non-prescription burn remedies cautiously as one may be allergic to them. Increase water intake. UTI's are caused by bacteria. The bacteria enter the bladder by traveling up the urethra. In general, the urethra is protected, but if the opening is irritated, bacteria can grow there.
Common irritants are bubble bath, shampoo, fecal soiling, or irritation during sexual activity.
UTI's are curable, but recurrence is common. Various symptoms are possible. Take antibiotics prescribed by your doctor. Avoid sexual intercourse until the symptoms are gone and all medicine is taken. Wash the genital area with water and a very mild soap every day and dry the area well.