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Can a tooth infection travel to the kidneys and bladder?
It is possible that if your kidney is infected, the source may be the jaw infection which got into the blood stream and travelled to the kidney. Although it is more likely that the two infections are not related.
Can bladder infection cause chest and back pain?
I have been getting a lot of chest pains and other symptoms such as lack of energy over the last 2 months and I have now been told by a doctor that I have a bladder infection. So they're probably related.
Can UTI Tests Detect Other Urinary Conditions, Like Bladder Infections?
UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) tests are commonly used to diagnose infections in the urinary tract, but they can also provide clues about other urinary conditions, including bladder infections (also known as cystitis). While UTI tests are specifically designed to detect infections in the urinary tract, they can sometimes help identify related conditions, since many symptoms and indicators of urinary issues overlap. Here’s a closer look at how UTI tests work and their ability to reveal other underlying urinary problems. How UTI Tests Work UTI tests primarily focus on detecting the presence of bacteria, white blood cells (WBCs), or other indicators in the urine that signal infection. These tests may be conducted through a dipstick test or urine culture: Dipstick Test: A chemical strip is dipped in the urine to check for pH, protein, glucose, and the presence of nitrites or leukocyte esterase (an enzyme related to white blood cells), which are common indicators of infection. Urine Culture: This is a more precise test that allows bacteria in the urine to grow in a lab setting, helping doctors identify the specific bacteria causing the infection. This type of test can take 1-3 days for results. By detecting signs of infection, UTI tests can give clues about the health of the bladder, urethra, and kidneys. Identifying Bladder Infections with UTI Tests Bladder infections are a common type of UTI, specifically affecting the bladder. Since UTI tests are designed to detect bacterial presence and immune response in the urinary tract, they are effective at identifying bladder infections. Common symptoms of bladder infections include painful urination, frequent urges to urinate, and lower abdominal pain. When a UTI test detects bacteria or an elevated white blood cell count, it can help confirm a bladder infection. However, further testing may be required to distinguish between simple bladder infections and more complex infections that involve other parts of the urinary tract. Other Urinary Issues a UTI Test May Indicate In addition to bladder infections, UTI tests may indirectly help identify other urinary conditions, such as: Kidney Infections: If a UTI has spread to the kidneys, a urine test may reveal higher levels of white blood cells, bacteria, and possibly blood. Symptoms of kidney infections often include fever, back pain, and nausea, and may require additional testing, like imaging or blood tests, to confirm. Urethritis: Inflammation of the urethra, often caused by bacteria, may produce symptoms similar to a UTI. UTI tests may indicate the presence of bacteria or inflammatory markers in the urine, suggesting the need for further testing to identify urethritis specifically. Interstitial Cystitis: This chronic bladder condition, often called painful bladder syndrome, causes symptoms similar to bladder infections but is not caused by bacteria. UTI tests for patients with interstitial cystitis typically show no signs of infection, prompting healthcare providers to explore alternative diagnoses. The Importance of Accurate Diagnosis While UTI tests are valuable in detecting infections, they are only part of a full diagnostic process. Symptoms of bladder infections, kidney infections, and other urinary issues can often overlap, so additional testing may be needed to confirm a specific diagnosis. For example, blood tests or imaging (like ultrasounds or CT scans) might be recommended if a more complex urinary issue is suspected. Getting the right diagnosis is essential, as treatment varies depending on the specific condition. Antibiotics may resolve bacterial infections but are not effective for non-bacterial conditions, like interstitial cystitis, which requires different management strategies. For more information about testing, and how My Care Lab can help, please check our website or contact our team: Phone: +1-800-790-4550 Address: 5500 Stewart Avenue, Suite 108, Fremont My Care Lab offers a variety of testing services designed to help you accurately identify and address urinary health issues, ensuring effective and personalized care for all your health needs.
What are some symptoms of escherichia coli infection?
There are several symptoms related to an Escherichia coli infection. Some examples of symptoms include severe stomach-ache, diarrhea with vomiting - or even bloody diarrhea.
What Back pain related infections can cause anal discharge?
colon related back pain related infection can cause anal discharge
The sludge is causin?
The sludge is causing irritation of the gall bladder that is likely leading to the symptoms you have, this is common with stones or sludge, it is not related to making enough bile, which is produced in the liver, not the gall bladder. Therefore if you have the gall bladder removed the source of irritation will be gone, and your symptoms will likely abate
Why urine infection affect kidney?
Because your kidneys are connected to your bladder by the ureters. The kidneys make urine, and the urine goes down the ureters into your bladder. See the Related link below.
Can you get a yeast infection from baking yeast?
no. Yeast Infections dont tend to be related to actual yeast, Well they are never the root to the infection. If you are concerned you have one go to your doctor.
Is augmentin good for sinus infection?
No, augmentin is used to kill bacterial infections. Use a cough suppressant such as Robitussin, Dimetapp, or Vicks to help the cold symptoms.
What is the similarities between infection and infestation?
Infection is related to one individual, and it is caused by microorganisms. Infestation is the spreading of infections or another kind of disease, through several classes of pathogen.
What is herpetic infection?
Herpetic means related to herpes. A herpetic infection could be genital herpes, shingles, cold sores, or other infections caused by viruses in the herpes family.
What are the symptoms of a bladder infection?
you might have a pain tht feels like cannon balls hitting inside of your stomache...its very uncompterble!The most common symptoms are pain or burning when you go pee. Or a lot of uncomfortable pressure. And the feeling that you have to pee a lot, but can't hold it. And when you do go, there isn't much there. You can even have a reddish tint to your urine. It most likely needs to be treated with antibiotics, so you need to go see a doctor.I have had several bladder infections. When I get them, I know now within a couple of hours if it is really a bladder infection or not. The most common sign is the need to go pee every few minutes, when you do go pee, there is a lot of pain and cramping in your bladder, and when it comes out, your urethra and 'pee hole opening' burn and sting and stuff. Its the funniest thing - it feels so good and SO AWFUL to pee, all at the same time. May I suggest though, from someone who is practically an expert on the subject, drink LOTS!!! of water as SOON as you feel any kind of discomfort in your bladder or when you go pee. When you get a bladder infection or irritation, you tend to STOP drinking all together because it hurts so much to go pee, but doing that actually only makes the problem worse. If you drink lots of water it cleans out your bladder and washed away the bacteria which makes the pain lessen. As well, for people with reoccurung bladder problems buy cranberry pills. You can purchase them just about anywhere that sells vitamins. Just take one a day... and I tell ya, it keeps the doctor away. If you feel a bladder infection coming on take a couple cranberry extract pills immediately, and then take 1-2 every couple hours after that, and make sure you drink your water! Cranberry pills have a cleansing and almost anti-biotic affect. Ask your pharmasist. Another quick fix is cranberry juice (for those who enjoy the taste). But not cranberry cocktail. Make sure it's the real McCoy by checking the ingredients and making sure it is 100% cranberry juice. One last recommendation is to take a sitz bath. Fill the tub up with water hot enough that you can stand, just enough to cover your privates. Add a good half cup to full cup of regular table salt or epsom salt and sit in it - with your legs spread - for as long as possible or until the water cools down. Not only is this soothing, the salt will also kill some of the bacteria. Tips for avioding a bladder infection or bladder irritation are - make sure you keep yourself clean and bathed. 75% of the time, bladder infections are caused by feces (poop) making ots way into your bladder. Make sure when you wipe after using the toilet, you are careful about doing it by wiping from front to back and by wiping thoroughly (especially if you wear thongs a lot). When you have sex, try to make it a habit to go pee when you are done, that way you flush out any bacteria that may gotten up there from intercourse. If you have to go pee, go. Do't hold it for longer than you have to. If all else fails and it just doesn't go seem to wanna go away, antibiotics are probably needed.Itchy bladder,hurts to pee. if u think u have a bladder infection see your doctor right awayUrinary Tract Infection Symptoms(see below related link "Bladder Infection"In general, UTI signs and symptoms develop pretty fast and can include:• A strong, persistent urge to urinate• A burning sensation when urinating• Passing frequent, small amounts of urine• Blood in the urine (hematuria) or cloudy, strong-smelling urine• Bacteria in the urine (bacteriuria)Different parts of the urinary tract system can develop specific symptoms if infection appears:If infection attacks the urethra (urethritis), the most common symptom is burning duringurination. If infection enters to the bladder (cystitis), symptoms include pelvic pressure, lower abdomen discomfort and frequent, painful urination. If infection reach the kidneys (acute pyelonephritis), symptoms include upper back and side (flank) pain, high fever, shaking and chills and nausea.
