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A UTI or Urinary Tract Infection.
bladder infection or urinary tract infection (UTI)
Sometimes a kidney stone can give off the same symptoms such as burning and pain. Also you can have a bladder infection as well that can also present some of the same symptoms.
When I had my fungal bladder infection the symptoms were exactly the same as a normal bacterial UTI in fact the doctor in the ER treated it as a bacterial bladder infection it wasn't until I went to my primary doctor and had more testing done just 2 days later that it was found to be fungal. The only thing that was different was that there were large floating particles in my urine my doctor told me these were collanies of fungi the smell of my urine was different than when I had bacterial bladder infections. Mind you I have had several bacterial UTI's. I hope this helps you If you do have a fungal bladder infection and are female they need to check and see if you have the same infection in you vagina.
You could have a bladder infection or UTI (same thing.) UTI stands for Urinary Tract Infection. If you suspect that it's a bladder infection, drink plenty of water or cranberry juice is recommended, and wear cotton underwear (females). You can go to the doctor where they will test your urine for bacteria and give you antibiotics if it is confirmed that you have a bladder infection.
Kidney infection is an example of an upper UTI. Lower UTIs include the urethra and bladder.
A bladder infection can't turn into trichomoniasis. Trich can cause many symptoms similar to UTI, though.
You probably have a urinary tract infection (UTI), probably bladder UTI. Go to the doctor, or it can cause a kidney infection.
There are various symptoms of a bladder infection also known as UTI. Some of the early signs of a bladder infection include pain while urinating, frequent urination, and blood in urine.
Lower UTI refers to urethra, bladder, and prostate in males Upper UTI refers to kidneys (pyelonephritis- infection of the kidney)
Urinary track infection e.g. a bladder infection. You should drink plenty of water to flush out bacteria and take all the prescribed antibiotic.
Lower UTI refers to urethra, bladder, and prostate in males Upper UTI refers to kidneys (pyelonephritis- infection of the kidney)