Antibiotics are the main treatment for all UTIs. A variety of antibiotics are available, and choices depend on many factors, including whether the infection is complicated or uncomplicated or primary or recurrent. Treatment decisions are also based on the type of patient (man or woman, a pregnant or nonpregnant woman, child, hospitalized or nonhospitalized patient, person with diabetes). Treatment should not necessarily be based on the actual bacteria count. For example, if a woman has...
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Bladder infection - adults; UTI - adults; Cystitis - bacterial - adults; Pyelonephritis - adults; Kidney infection - adultsSymptomsThe symptoms of a... Read more »
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After reviewing your medical history, your doctor may ask you to keep a detailed record of the times and amounts of urine leakage over a 24- to... Read more »
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UTI - children; Cystitis - children; Bladder infection - children; Kidney infection - children; Pyelonephritis - childrenSymptomsYoung children with... Read more »
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Your doctor will ask you about your symptoms and whether you have had a urinary tract infection before. He or she also will ask you about your sexual... Read more »