Symptoms of urinary tract infections

Symptoms of urinary tract infections depend on the type of infection experienced. In the case of upper urinary tract infections, the main symptom is pain in the waist, lower back or groin. The pain can get worse by urinating. In addition, symptoms include:

• fever
• The body feels cold and vibrates.
• Nausea and vomiting.
• Diarrhea

Whereas in the UTI below, symptoms that appear include:

• Pain when urinating.
• The frequency of urination increases, but the amount of urine is low.
• Could not resist the urge to urinate.
• The bladder is still full, even after urinating.
• Pain in the lower abdomen.
• Pain in the pelvis (in women) or in the anus (in men).
• The smell of urine is very strong.
• The color of the urine is cloudy.
• There is blood in the urine (hematuria).
• transmission

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