The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome


Bladder Infections - What Are The Symptoms?

It is important to recognize bladderdiagnosis, keep these considerations in mind.
infection symptoms. While the infectionAlways call the doctor if; The burning
itself, when promptly treated, does not havesensation experienced when urinating lasts
to be serious; it can indeed become seriousfor more than 24 hours. The painful urination
should the symptoms go unnoticed, or ignored.is joined by blood in the urine, vomiting,
The most common symptom of a possiblefever or chills, pain in the back or abdomen.
infection in the bladder will be a burningShould you experience these symptoms seek
sensation when urinating. Additional symptomsmedical help immediately. The burning
you should be aware of are listed in theincludes a discharge from the penis, or the
following: A frequent urge to urinate. Urinevagina. This may be a sign of a sexually
with a strong, foul odor. Blood in the urine.transmitted disease, a PID (pelvic
Cloudy, discolored urine. Pressure in theinflammatory disease), or another type of
lower pelvis. Fever, or chills (in moreserious infection. Testing for a bladder
severe cases). Children may have only theinfection will include a urinalysis, and
fever, and no other symptoms. Those children,possibly a urine culture, or catheterized
under 5, diagnosed with this problem willurine specimen to help determine the type of
deserve special follow-up to prevent anybacteria in the urine, and the right
chance of later kidney damage. In theantibiotic for treatment. This information is
elderly, mental changes or confusion oftennot meant to scare, but to inform. When
are the only symptoms of a possible urinarydealing with a problem, that is common to
tract infection. Painful intercourse. Sidemany people, be educated as to what it is you
pain accompanied by vomiting, or fever andshould look out for. Don't ignore any bladder
chills, may be a sign of kidney involvement.infection symptom! Call the doctor if you are
Should you experience any of the symptoms ofunsure. Take a urine test, and don't assume
bladder infection, but are unsure as tothe unnecessary risk of something more
whether or not you should see a doctor for aserious developing.



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