Question 1

what are the symptoms of bladder infections usually?

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Several symptoms. : The most common symptoms of a bladder infection are pain with urination, low abdominal and pain, frequent urination with occasional sensations of urgency. There is sometimes blood in the urine, and in severe cases, fever and flank pain if the kidney is involved. If you think you have an infection, see your physician who can test your urine and recommend treatment.

Question 2

please tell me what are good remedies to get over bladder infections and what are the symptoms?

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Bladder infections: The only sure remedy to treat a bladder infection (BI) is by appropriate antibiotics. Its symptoms are burning on urination and frequency. A BI is seen more commonly in women than men, as the have a shorter urethra so bacteria can enter their bladder easier. If you have symptoms of a BI, see a physician, have your urine cultured and get started on an appropriate antibiotic. Good luck.

Question 3

help please? i want to know what are good remedies to get over bladder infections and what are the symptoms?

Accepted Answer

I don't believe: that any home remedies will be adequate to treat a urinary tract infection. The offending organism needs to be eradicated.  For instance an antibiotic would be used for a bacterial infection. Symptoms may include burning with urination, having to go frequently, small amounts. etc.

Question 4

can bladder infections cause color and what other symptoms?

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Maybe: The "other symptoms" such as painful urination or frequency of urination are much more important in diagnosing utis. Color and odor of urine are more determined by what type of food intake or medications you're taking.

Question 5

what are the main reasons for bladder infections and problems? what are the signs, symptoms etc?

Accepted Answer

Depends.: Answers are different depending on gender and age. It is very common in women, due to their short urethra.  Any trauma. including irritation, to the orifice of the urethra (even if microscopic scratch) can serve as an entry way for germs to travel up the urinary tract symptoms. No bubble baths, fragrances in detergents or soaps, over-scrubbing, etc. can do it.

Question 6

i keep getting bladder infections. do they need treatment if no symptoms?

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Probably not: At least not unless you're pregnant. How do you know you have an infection if you have no symptoms? Many "infections" noted on routine urinalysis clear on their own. Very few women died with untreated bladder infections before we had antibiotics.

Question 7

symptoms of kidney infections are the same as symptoms of bladder infections?

Accepted Answer

While both can: Cause malodorous urine, kidney infections are more serious: pain in side or back, very high fever, chills, and sepsis.  Bladder symptoms are frequency, urgency, burning.  The latter, if neglected or treated wrongly, can lead to an upper trcat infection.

Question 8

i keep getting bladder infections that turn into kidney infections by the time i notice any symptoms. is this something i should be worried about?

Accepted Answer

Yes: You need to find out the cause and try to fix it before these infections cause major damage.

Question 9

hi, i keep getting bladder infections. burning sensation while urinating and the frequent need to urinate throughout the day with little urine passing. i have been on cipplox for a week but my symptoms continue. i recently had a blood test and normal?

Accepted Answer

See a urologist: Several factors can lead to recurrent bladder infections: Kidney or bladder stones, Bacteria entering the urethra during intercourse, Changes in estrogen levels during menopause, Abnormal urinary tract shape or function, An inherited risk of developing bladder infections (genetic predisposition). If you have two or more culture positive infections in a six month period, you should see a urologist.

Question 10

im23 &always get silent bladder infections can a silent bladder infect. cause a silent kidney infection?can it delay period &cause pregnancy symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Silent UTIs: Yes, silent UTIs and bladder infections can lead to kidney infections (pyelonephritis) if left untreated. Typically, kidney infections are not "silent". they typically cause generalized symptoms (fever, aches) as well as pain at the kidney (lower r or l back). It is essential to get this these treated as they can lead to loss of kidney fcn. Infxn will not delay menses. See your doc for preg test.

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