UTI in Women Symptoms, Causes, and Quick Relief Tips

Written by: Dr. Nikhil Ambatkar Reviewed by: Dr. Betina Chandolia

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A Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is a bacterial infection that affects the urinary system, often causing pain and discomfort.

What is UTI?

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Frequent urination, Burning sensation while urinating, Cloudy or strong smelling urine, Lower abdominal pain, Blood in urine (in severe cases)

Symptoms of UTI

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Bacteria entering the urinary tract, Poor hygiene practices, Sexual activity, Certain health conditions (e.g., diabetes, pregnancy)

What Causes UTI?

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Drink plenty of water to flush out bacteria.  Use a heating pad to ease pain and discomfort.  Try cranberry juice for preventing bacteria from sticking to the bladder

Quick Relief Tips

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If symptoms persist or worsen, visit a doctor for proper diagnosis and antibiotic treatment.

When to See a Doctor

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Practice good hygiene. Urinate after sexual activity. Stay hydrated to help prevent infections

Prevention Tips

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If you're experiencing UTI symptoms, consult a doctor for proper treatment and explore our Kidney Care products for better urinary health.

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