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What are the common symptoms of kidney infection in women?

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Dr. Yash Khanna
Family Medicine 59 years experience
Pain,fever,blood in : Symptoms are 1pain during urination 2frequency and urgency of urination 3blood in the urine 4 flank pain or groin pain 5fever.
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What are the symptoms of kidney infection in women that are older?

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Dr. Zohreh Soltani
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Kidney Infection:: A kidney infection (pyelonephritis) occurs when bacteria travels through the blood stream or through the urinary tract to cause an infection in the kidneys. Women experience more urinary tract infections that men because the shorter urethra. The symptoms are fever, flank pain, frequency and urgency in urination. Elderly women may not have any symptom with infection or experience delirum.
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What are the common symptoms of kidney infection?

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Dr. Linda Gromko
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Fever with back pain: I look for fever - sometimes high fever - along with one sided back pain above the belt line. The urinalysis will show white cells and bacteria. Many people with kidney infections "look ill." an important variation, however, is kidney infection or even bladder infection in older people. They may have fewer or less obvious symptoms - or even mental status changes - and get quite sick.Get evaluated.
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What causes kidney infection and symptom's?

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Dr. John Tillett
Urology 24 years experience
Bacteria: Kidney infections, like all utis, are caused y bacteria.
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