Yes. A urinary tract infection (UTI) is in the urinary tract, the passage to the outside of the body. If it gets bad enough, it can spread to the kidney.
UTIs are usually treated well with antibiotics. They only turn fatal if the bacteria causing the infection spreads to the kidney and the bloodstream, but this only occurs if the initial infection is left untreated.
One cannot "see" a urinary tract infection, a person can only feel it, and must see a physician for a prescription for antibiotics.
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One should only take Prednisone if it is prescribed by a doctor for you. The doctor will give you the correct medications to treat your urinary tract infection as well.
No, you cannot get a urinary tract infection from your spouse cheating on you. UTI's are generally caused by bacteria from the bowel and are not transmitted sexually.
It usually gets cured in a week. Sometimes only three days.
nope it is not only the answer, there are lots but here are a few· Large amount of energy loss· Premature aging· Excess weight and obesity· High/low blood pressure· Cholesterol· Constipation· Digestive disorders· Gastritis, stomach ulcers· Respiratory troubles· Acid-alkaline imbalance· Cystitis , urinary infections· RheumatismWell first of all eventually if there is no water and you don't drink any you can die. The diseases include kidney infections, dehydration, and Urinary tract infection.
A general indication of RBC in urine should not panic you. There is a certain normal level of RBCs (allowable) in urine (microscopic analysis). However, more than usual can indicate kidney damage; if you have done these tests through a doctor, they will have told you whether you need to visit again and what the story is. It also could just mean that there is a bladder infection or the person is just getting over one. It can happen by contamination of the urine specimen if a female has this and test was done around the time of menstruation.
No, swallowing semen does not cause urinary tract infection.
The term Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD) is a general term, used to describe a variety of disorders, including struvite crystals, oxalate stones, cystitis, bladder stones and kidney stones. FLUTD sometimes involves surgery, particularly in the case of oxalate stones, but prevention is relatively straight forward.
You could have a urinary track infection. You need to go to the doctors for a urinalysis.
Could possibly be the sign of a UTI (Urinary Tract Infection), but the only way to know for sure is to visit your doctor.