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Does Urinary Infection Cause Nausea?
- Urinary Tract Infection - Complications
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Symptoms
Symptoms of lower urinary tract infections usually begin suddenly and may include one or more of the following signs:
- The urge to urinate frequently, which may recur immediately after the bladder is emptied.
- A painful burning sensation when urinating. (If this is the only symptom, then the infection is most likely urethritis, an infection limited to the urethra.)
- Discomfort or pressure in the lower abdomen. The abdomen can feel bloated.
- Pain in the pelvic area or back.
- The urine often has a...
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