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Are You Experiencing UTI Symptoms?
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Why UTI Treatment is necessary?
UTI, commonly known as urinary tract infection, is a very common type of infection of the urinary system. It can affect any area of your urethra, ureters, bladder, or kidneys. Symptoms often include the desire to pee frequently, discomfort while urinating, and pain in the sides or lower back. Visit UrgentWay, urgent care for UTI, for effective UTI treatment by our board-certified providers at any of our locations.
Our experienced health care providers will discuss your diagnosis, provide UTI treatment, and counsel you on preventative care and healthy choices.
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Are UTIs common?
According to statistics, one in every five women will get a UTI at some point in their life. UTIs are more frequent in women, although they can also occur in males, elderly people, and children. UTIs affect one to two percent of children. Every year, between 8 and 10 million people go to the doctor for UTI therapy.
When should I visit UrgentWay Urgent Care for UTI/kidney infection treatment?
If you are feeling pain, a burning sensation, or discomfort as a result of a UTI, then please do not delay care since this might lead to a kidney Infection or worse. To seek urgent care for UTI, contact our experts at UrgentWay Walk-in Clinic right away by contacting one of our four locations or booking an appointment online.
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What is the urinary tract?
The body’s liquid waste product is produced and stored within the urinary tract. The urinary tract consists of the following parts:
- Kidneys: These two organs are located at the back of your body, just above your left and right hip. They are your body’s filters: they remove waste and water from your blood. This waste becomes urine.
- Ureters: Thin tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder
- Bladder: A sac-like container, the bladder stores urine before it leaves the body
- Urethra: A tube that transports urine from the bladder to the outside of the body
What causes a UTI?
Urinary tract infections are caused by microorganisms. Usually, bacteria, enter the urethra and bladder, causing an infection. Although a UTI most commonly occurs in the urethra and bladder, bacteria can also travel up the ureters and infect the kidneys. If left untreated for prolonged periods, then infection may even enter your bloodstream and spread throughout the entire body.
What are the symptoms of a UTI?
- A burning sensation when you urinate
- A frequent or intense urge to urinate, but very little comes out when you try
- Bloody, cloudy, dark, or strange-smelling urine
- Feeling tired or shaky
- Fever or chills
- Back pain or pain in lower abdomen
Food, diet, and nutrition
Experts do not believe that food, diet, and nutrition play a role in preventing or treating UTIs. If you have any type of UTI, then consult with a health professional about how much you should drink each day to help prevent or relieve your infection.
Types of UTIs
- Cystitis (Bladder Infection): You may feel like you need to urinate a lot, or it might hurt when you pee. You might also have pain in the lower abdomen and bloody or cloudy urine.
- Pyelonephritis (Kidney Infection): Pain in your upper back or side accompanied by chills or fever, vomiting, and nausea.
- Urethritis (Urethra Infection): This can cause a discharge and burning when you pee.
Do I need to see a UTI specialist? If yes, is there a specialist to provide Urgent Care for UTI at UrgentWay?
No, because there is no such thing as a UTI specialist. Since UTI is a very common disease and can be diagnosed by most health care workers. Thus you must see our team of experienced providers at UrgentWay walk-in clinic to get urgent care for UTI.
What should I expect during my first visit at Urgent Care for UTI?
During your UTI appointment, our health care providers at UrgentWay walk-in clinic will examine you for signs and symptoms of UTI and take a sample of your urine to detect the type of bacteria involved. Depending on your reports, you are given an antibiotic course to treat that specific type of bacteria.
Can my UTI be treated at home?
Yes, initially once you have visited an UrgentWay walk-in clinic and been diagnosed with a UTI. You will then follow your prescribed antibiotic regimen and be advised to drink lots of water. It’s very important to note that even once you start feeling better, you must still finish the full course of your prescribed antibiotics so that your UTI is fully treated.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria that enter the urinary tract through the urethra. Women get these infections more often than men because the urethra in women is significantly shorter than in men, approximately 1.5 inches for women and 8 inches for men.
Urinary tract infections are fairly common in pregnant women. It should be treated during pregnancy to prevent complications for both mother and baby. There are several antibiotics available that are considered safe during pregnancy.
Younger children may not be able to inform you about their UTI symptoms. Although fever is the most prevalent symptom of a UTI in babies and young children, the majority of children who have a fever do not have a UTI. Speak with a health professional if you suspect your kid has a UTI.
No. Although UTIs often develop within 24 hours of sexual contact, they are not transferred sexually. UTI-causing germs are not “trapped” during intercourse. Instead, the friction caused by sexual activity aids in the movement of these germs out of the vagina and up the urethra. This is why urinary infections are frequently related with sexual activity.
Urinary tract infections and bladder cancer can have similar symptoms; however, urinary tract infections do not cause bladder cancer. These conditions can be indicated by frequent urination, blood in the urine, and painful discharge. If you are experiencing urinary symptoms, then it is critical that you get medical assistance in order to diagnose the origin of your symptoms and undergo proper UTI treatment.
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