Urinary Tract Infection

A UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) is caused due to microbes, these organisms cannot be seen with the naked eye and therefore a microscope is used to see them. Bacteria are the major cause of UTIs but some can also be caused by fungi and very rarely by viruses. UTIs are one of the most commonly found infections in humans. These infections could sometimes be self-healing or can also lead to a lot of major problems or complications in the Urinary tract and could affect several organs that are connected to the system. The best way to know the gravity of the problem is to contact a Urologist like Dr. Saurabh Chipde -  the top Urologist in Indore.

Any part of the urinary tract can be affected by UTIs. The major parts of the urinary tract involve the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra. Mostly the parts of the lower tract, urethra and bladder are affected by UTIs, but some UTIs can also involve the parts of the upper tract, ureters and kidneys. Although the upper tract is affected very rarely, the infection is usually more severe.

UTI Symptoms

Symptoms of UTIs vary according to the parts affected by the infection.

UTIs in the lower tract affect the urethra and the bladder. Symptoms of lower tract UTIs include:

  • Burning sensation during urination
  • Increased frequency of urination while passing less urine each time.
  • Increase in urination urgency
  • Urine with blood
  • Cloudy urine
  • The Colour of urine becomes cola brown
  • Strong odor from urine
  • Pelvic pain in women
  • Rectal pain in men
UTIs in the upper tract affect the kidneys. This can turn into a potentially life-threatening situation if the bacteria transfers from the infected kidney to the blood. This condition is known as urosepsis, this can lead to low blood pressure, shock, and death.

Symptoms of upper tract UTI include:

  • Pain in the upper back and sides with tenderness
  • Chills
  • Fever
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
UTI Symptoms in men:

UTIs in the upper tract have the same symptoms for both men and women. Lower tract UTIs in men sometimes include rectal pain other than all the common symptoms for both men and women.

UTI symptoms in women:

UTIs in the lower tract in women may cause them to experience pelvic pain. The other symptoms that were mentioned are common for both men and women.

Untreated UTIs

It is essential to treat a UTI at its early stages. The further a UTI spreads the more severe it becomes. A UTI in the lower urinary tract is usually easier to treat. An infection in the upper urinary tract is more difficult to treat and is very likely to get transmitted to the blood, resulting in a condition called sepsis. This can be a life-threatening situation.

If are you looking the best doctor for Urinary tract infection in Indore, Dr. Saurabh Chipde is one of the Best urologists in Indore, if you find symptoms of UTI in your body, contact Dr. Saurabh Chipde for a complete diagnosis and solution to your infection. Book an appointment today call now us at 8226051989, +91-7389501402 for more information.

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