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The human urinary system is the one which consists of four, the three to four important parts.
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They are namely the first one, it is the kidney and it is then followed by a tube like structure which is called as the urator.
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And this in turn leads to a pouch like structure which is called as the urinary bladder.
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And this urinary bladder empties into the outside using a tube like structure which is called as the urinary bladder.
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Urethra.
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So these are the four important parts of an urinary system.
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So the most commonly infected zones are the bladder and the urethra.
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If the infection passes onto the kidney, then it is considered to be a serious kind of an infection.
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And when compared, females are more prone to urinary infection when compared to male.
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The reason behind this is that first one is the length of the urethra.
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There is a difference in length with regard to the men and then the women in case of women the length ranges from between one to two inches whereas in case of men it ranges around five around five to six inches so this is the difference that is the any microbe or any pathogen can easily travel from the urethra into the bladder easily in case of female since the length is very smaller whereas in case of male it takes a longer time.
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Then the second reason is that the sensitive skin layer which is found in the female, that is the female tend to have more sensitive skin due to the presence of mucosa.
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The mucosa is the layer which keeps the urinary area, that is the external surface of the reproductive tract very hydrated.
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So this hydration can help in growth of the pathogens.
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And then the third point is the urethra is present very close to rectum...