Young women with

Mochy (YOOR-IH-Nair-e) tract infection or UTI, is an infection that occurs in

anywhere in the urinary tract. Urinary tract with

urethra, bladder, ureters and kidneys. What is IMP? UTI is usually caused by bacteria. The bacteria most often responsible for IMP >>

<< are Escherichia coli (a-Cher-IH-she-ah KOH-lye). Many species

E. coli (and vagina in women), but sometimes they can make your traveling cont

into the urethra. When this happens, the bacteria can spread to other parts in

urinary tract and cause infection. Other bacteria

from the intestine and some viruses also can lead to urinary tract infection >>. << Bacteria Chlamydia

(KLA-MIH-dee-e-e) and mycoplasma (my-ko-Plaz-SGA) can lead to UTI, as well, but these types of infections usually remain

in the urethra and reproductive system. The type of UTI, a person contracts depends on what side of the urinary system >> << contaminated with bacteria. When bacteria grow in the urethra

and cause inflammation, it is called urethritis

(Yu-Ri-THRY thousand). If infection is associated with bladder, it is called

cystitis (SIS-TIE-tis). If infection spreads to the kidneys that

called pyelonephritis (py-uhlo-NIH-fry-tis). How common urinary tract infection? Urinary tract infections are very common: millions of people, especially women

, in them every year. It is estimated that 1 in 5 women will

least one UTI during their lives, and in some women it again. IMP is not uncommon in children, by the time children reach

eleventh birthday, 3100 girls and 1100 boys were UTI. Women and girls are at higher risk of urinary tract infections because the urethra is much shorter

in women than it is in person. In short urethra is shorter mean

distance for bacteria to travel to enter the urinary tract. In addition, because

opening of the urethra is much closer to >> << anus in women if the girl is emptying and any bacteria remaining on the skin next >> << is they strattera 40mg easily penetrate into the urethra. The men may have UTI too, but these infections are usually the result of something

in the urinary tract that blocks the normal flow of urine from

body such as kidney stones

in older men. Actually, who have a problem with the structure of urinary tract

or how it works, most likely with UTI. Urinary catheters

can lead to UTI in men or women because bacteria can enter

urinary tract more easily when the catheter is present. For this reason

IMP can be a serious problem among patients in hospitals, where catheters

often used. IMP is not contagious, which means that you can not catch

IMP on who is. Chlamydia and mycoplasma bacteria, however, can be transmitted sexually. What are the signs and symptoms of UTI? Some people can not have any symptoms of UTI, but when infection >> << are usually brings with it a burning or stinging sensation during urination.

People with UTI may feel as if they have to urinate more

often and faster than normal, but when a person makes urine

sometimes very little comes out. IMP can make a person feel very tired or feverish

but can cause a feeling of pressure in lower abdomen >> << women and a sense of pressure or fullness in the rectum >> << in men. The urine itself may be cloudy or have a little blood, and

This may smell bad. If the bacteria spread to the kidneys and cause pyelonephritis

, a person usually feels very ill, with fever, chills, nausea

(See Naw-e-e), vomiting, sharp pains in the back or side. How do doctors diagnose UTI? If the doctor suspects that a patient UTI, he or she will ask about

person attributes to rule out other conditions. For example, >> << allergic reaction to soap can irritate the urethra, which could lead to

tingling, when a man urinates, following UTI. Your doctor may

take a urine test, and then delete the special strip of paper into it, testing

to fight infection white blood cells, protein, nitrates and blood may all be signs that IMP may be present. Mochy >> << pattern will be seen under a microscope for bacteria and types of clot

blood cells, which may indicate infection. To ensure availability

UTI, the urine will be cultivated. Any bacteria that grow tested to see which antibiotics will kill

them. This will help the doctor determine which drug is best to treat

IMP. If a child has a UTI or if adult or child repeated IMP

doctor can see if there are any problems in the urinary tract that

can cause or promote infection. The doctor can be

tests (such as special X-rays or ultrasound images

urinary tract) to make a better look at the form and function

kidneys, bladder and ureters. If you have any problems

patient can be sent to a urologist, a doctor who specializes in >> << diagnosing and treating urinary tract problems. Urologist can

examine the urethra and bladder cystoscope (SIS-Tuh-skope), >> << special illuminated tube with lenses that are inserted into the urethra. What is the treatment of UTI? Once the doctor confirms that bacterial UTI is present, antibiotics

proposed, which usually clear up the infection. If UTI include

kidneys, it can be more serious medical problem. Patients with kidney infection >> << usually need treatment in hospital. Antibiotics and fluids can enter

intravenously until fever disappears and the patient begins to feel better. When Even

they have no symptoms, all men typically are treated when they are found in

with UTI and therefore it is women who are pregnant and those who have diabetes

or abnormalities in the urinary tract. Treatment is necessary in these cases

, because there is a higher risk of pyelonephritis. Young women with

bacteria in the urine but no symptoms of UTI usually

not require treatment. A person takes antibiotics for urethritis or cystitis usually feel

much better soon after starting treatment. During the first few days

treatment, warmer can help soothe some of the lower abdomen pain >> << that may arise from UTI. There are medications that ease discomfort >> << during urination. It is important to remember that these drugs do not

, treat the infection, they only treat the symptoms of tingling and burning. Doctors advise people with UTI determined to take all antibiotics are usually given

for a week. Taking all prescribed drugs >> << necessary, even if the patient begins to feel better right away

. Stopping antibiotics early can mean that the infection comes back

because all bacteria may not have been killed. Man with pyelonephritis >> << generally can expect more recovery time as possible to the

few weeks. It is important that kidney infections cure

fully as they can lead to serious problems such as permanent >> << kidneys, high blood pressure, and even kidney failure later in life. UTI may be prevented? When it comes to preventing UTI, practicing hygiene is a major part of saving >> << bacteria enter the urinary tract. It makes sense for men and women >> << to sexual, urinary and anal clean. It is recommended for women from the front to destroy

on the back, with urinary tract opening in the anus, after visiting the toilet

, . Doctors advise people who want to keep at bay UTI to drink plenty of water

that helps get rid of the urinary tract. Going to the bathroom when

person feels the need to go instead to keep the urine and may help keep

, IMP. Finally, some foods or drinks (such as acidic fruit juices

, as orange juice and grapefruit juice, spicy foods, or foods or drinks

containing caffeine) may irritate the bladder, it is a good idea for

man with UTI to avoid them if they cause irritation. Infants

children and adults with UTI as a result >> << defect or other problems in the urinary tract are at increased risk of infection

IMP in the future. Their physicians may prescribe small doses of antibiotics

take every day for several months or longer to help prevent infection

and possible kidney damage in the course of time. . << >>