UTI & Bladder Infectionমূত্রনালীর ও মূত্রথলির সংক্রমণ
Bladder infections are a common type of urinary tract infection. Burning urination, frequent urgency and lower abdominal discomfort are common symptoms.
Urination
Urgency
Abdominal Pain
Common symptoms
- Burning or pain during urination
- Frequent or intense urge to urinate
- Lower abdominal discomfort
- Cloudy, bloody or strong-smelling urine
Possible kidney-infection warning signs
Fever or chills, nausea/vomiting, and pain in the back, side or groin can indicate that an infection has involved the kidneys and needs prompt medical attention.
Diagnosis
A clinician may use your medical history, examination and urine testing. Other tests may be considered when the cause is unclear or infections recur.
Treatment
Bladder infections are commonly treated with antibiotics when a bacterial infection is diagnosed. The appropriate medicine and duration should be decided by a qualified clinician; do not self-start or share antibiotics.
Prevention & bladder habits
Regularly emptying the bladder, staying appropriately hydrated and addressing recurrent urinary symptoms with a clinician can support urinary health. Individual advice may differ based on age, sex, pregnancy, kidney function and other conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I take antibiotics without a test?
Antibiotic choice should be guided by a clinician because urinary symptoms can have different causes and unnecessary antibiotics can cause problems.
When can a UTI be more serious?
Fever/chills, vomiting, or back/side/groin pain can be warning signs of kidney infection and should be assessed promptly.
Medical information sources
Need a urology consultation?
For persistent or concerning urinary, prostate, kidney, testicular or sexual-health symptoms, arrange an appropriate medical assessment.