Symptoms Of Bladder Cancer In Women
Health Encyclopedia: Urinary Tract Infection Diagnosis
- Urinary Tract Infection - Diagnosis
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Diagnosis
In younger women, UTI symptoms plus positive results on an over-the-counter dipstick test are oftentimes enough to make a diagnosis. Symptoms include frequent urination and vaginal burning, without other complications such as fever, chills, and pain in the kidney. In such cases, young women can usually receive treatment by calling a health professional (usually a nurse) who will prescribe antibiotics. A good response to antibiotic therapy usually eliminates the need for further tests.
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