6 signs of female urinary tract infection should know
Urination, cloudy urine, bad smell or blood, frequent urination are common signs of urinary tract infections in women.
Urination, cloudy urine, bad smell or blood, frequent urination are common signs of urinary tract infections in women.
1. Pain, pain or burning when urinating
This is a common sign of urinary tract infection caused by bacteria in the urethra or bladder.
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2. Want to urinate often
Bacteria that affect the urethra and bladder make you feel like urinating immediately and often.
3. Little urine output
The infection causes you to feel full of bladder, but actually due to continuous walking, the amount of urine is not as much as usual.
4. Opaque, bloody urine
When you see urine showing signs of cloudiness and blood, you need to see a doctor immediately.
5. Urine smells bad
You often don't smell when you urinate, so urine with a strong, pungent odor is a common sign of infection.
6. Pain, cramps around the bladder, pelvic area
This may be the most obvious symptom of urinary infection, along with muscle tension and fatigue.
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