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What Are The Symptoms Of Urinary Infection?

wHEN i FLEW LONG HAUL TO fl LAST NOVEMBER I needed to go wee alot and it always seem to be when the seatbelt sign was on or on the ground. or at the gate. wud a foley cathether help or just wear a adult nappy. and when I cud go to I was usually piped to the post and had to wait outside and only just made it
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Hello,

The symptoms of urinary tract infection may vary as per the underlying microbe causing the issue.

In case of minor urinary infection
- uneasiness of urination
- minor burning
- vague pelvic discomfort

In moderate urinary infection
- recurrent passage of urination
- fever of varying degree
- body ache
- with or without vomiting, abdomen pain

In severe urinary infection
- significant dysuria
- high grade fever
- bleeding per urethra
- anorexia
- altered mental status in case of sepsis
- high blood urea nitrogen and creatinine when renal function is deteriorated.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon
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What Are The Symptoms Of Urinary Infection?

Hello, The symptoms of urinary tract infection may vary as per the underlying microbe causing the issue. In case of minor urinary infection - uneasiness of urination - minor burning - vague pelvic discomfort In moderate urinary infection - recurrent passage of urination - fever of varying degree - body ache - with or without vomiting, abdomen pain In severe urinary infection - significant dysuria - high grade fever - bleeding per urethra - anorexia - altered mental status in case of sepsis - high blood urea nitrogen and creatinine when renal function is deteriorated. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon