Urinary Tract Infection(UTI)
Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is an Infection in the Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder, and Urethra that is caused by some Pathogenic Organisms(for example, bacteria, fungi, or parasites).
UTIs can cause problems that range from Dysuria(Pain and/or Burning when Urinating) to Organ Damage and even Death. If Kidneys are Injured or Destroyed by Infection, the vital functions of keeping Electrolytes and Fluids in Balance, can cause severe and permanent Damage or Loss.
Symptoms and Signs of UTI?
The UTI Symptoms and Signs may vary according to Age, Sex, and Location of the Infection in the Urinary Tract. Some individuals will have no Symptoms or Mild Symptoms and may Clear the Infection in about Two to Five Days. But some may experience prominent Symptoms, such as:
- Frequent Urge to Urinate
- Pain or Burning on Urination
- Urine often Appears Cloudy
- Presence of Blood in the Urine
- Urine may develop an Unpleasant Odor
- Lower Abdominal Discomfort(in women)
- Sensations like their Bladder is Full(in women)
- Complain of a Vaginal Discharge
How are we Helping?
Availing the treatments for a Urinary Tract Infection should be designed for each patient individually and is usually based on the patient's underlying medical conditions, what Pathogen are causing the Infection, and the susceptibility of the Pathogen to treatments.
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