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Yes, of course you can have a urinary tract infection (UTI) and appendicitis. They are from different body systems. The UTI is fixed with antibiotics and appendicitis is ONLY fixed with surgery. If you had appendicitis you would get sicker every day with more pain and fever. You would know if you had appendicitis, it DOESN:T go away!

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When the appendix lies on right ureter, you can get red blood cells in urine. It should be rare to get lot of pus cells in urine in appendicitis. The right ureter colic can not be differentiated from appendicitis. In such cases, it is better to get the appendix removed.

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Appendicitis is severe inflammation of the appendix. Appendectomy is surgical removal of the appendix.

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Can you get a kidney infection without a uti?

No I don't have a kidney infection . Do you?^^haha nice answer! you can tell if you have a kidney infection if you get severe sharp pains on either side of your back (depending which kidney is infected), the need to urinate a lot more than normal, and sometimes feeling nauseous.


What can a urine sample tell you?

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Could drinking alcohol cause kidney pain?

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Having a urine test for kidney infection if you have alcohal the night before will it affect your test?

For starters you should not be drinking alcohol when you have a kidney infection, it will only make it much much worse, nor should you drink coffee - only lots of water! It may alter the results, it is best to tell your doctor when you go for the test.


When your husband urinated there was a bit of blood afterwards?

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