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My urinalysis came back: klebsiella pneumoniae over 100 m cfu/l.. is this considered a kidney infection?
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UTI: You have a urinary tract infection. Whether or not it involves the kidneys or only your bladder depends mostly on symptoms e.g. whether or not you have flank pain or fever or only urinary symptoms like urgency, frequency, etc. Follow up with your doctor ASAP.
Answered 3/22/2020
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