How often does bladder infection occur?
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There is no maximum number of times you can get a bladder infection. Some people are more prone to them then others. They say to wipe from front to back when you are done going to the restroom. If you like cranberry juice, drink that even when you don't have a bladder infection. It will fight off the infection before you get the symptoms:)
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Urinary tract infection (UTI) 1-2%\n In the 1980s, retrospective studies by Wiswell et al. suggested that 98-99% of intact (non-circumcised) male infants will not develop UTI\n(Females have higher rates of UTI in childhood and throughout life than either intact or circumcised boys.)\n\nPenile Cancer .001%\n Among intact (i.e., non-circumcised) males, 99.999% will not develop penile cancer ( Annually, there are more infant deaths from infant circumcisions than deaths from cancer of the penis.)\n\nCervical cancer 0%\n Both cervical and penile cancer are now understood to be caused not by genital smegma (which both sexes produce), but by HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), a sexually transmitted virus. \n\nSexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)\n A major medical study by Lauman and colleagues find slightly lower risks of STD's in uncircumcised men, confirming other previous studies
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UTI, as in Urinary Tract Infection?
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No.  A UTI is not a major infection...it is easily cured and prevented.  Insurance companies normally disapprove people if they think they will die soon or will have a build up of medical expenses.  I don't think those characteristics apply to UTIs.  Also, crannberry juice is very helpful during UTIs and to prevent them in the future.
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it sounds a lot like a bladder infection.  you will need to see a doctor, and they will probably put you on an antibiotic.  don't wait, because it could turn in to a worse infection.
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Sounds like a bladder problem.
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Probably not likely... I would suspect if anything the reverse would be true.  That is, bacteria from the kidney infection would get down into your bladder and irritate it, causing it to act "overactive".  Overactive bladder's main symptom is causing you to urinate more, which if anything would be likely to help you flush infecting organisms out of your body more frequently, especially if you're doing what you should be doing and drinking a lot of water.\n\n   Another condition you might want to be checked for, though, is "urinary reflux" -- where some of the urine flows back from your bladder up into your kidneys instead of coming out the way it's supposed to when you try to urinate.  That would cause frequent urination AND make you more susceptible to bladder and kidney infections, since it gets bacteria flowing in the wrong direction through your urinary tract.  I'd suggest seeing a urologist and having them check you out for that.  Good luck!
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No-  it could be the beginnings of a urinary tract infection but the only way to know for sure would be to see a doctor to get tested to make sure.  If it is a UTI, your relative will need antibiotics.  Make sure your relative drinks plenty of water and cranberry juice, and there is also AZO available in any drugstore which will help with any pain for the next two days.
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Possibly a UTI or bladder infection. Get it checked out, ASAP.
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Possible urinary tract infection or prostate problem.
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If urinary tract infection not treated. : There are lots of complications according to microorganism and time past after infected. For example it can progress to kidney infection and makes proliferates. And sometimes infection penetrates to genital way and can make infertilised person(epididimitis or orchitis). Sometimes urinary stones can occur. Especially with Proteus vulgaris. \nIf someone have, according to infected m.o. have to go to an hospital and must be treated according to cultures. I hope health all..
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I'm only addressing the first question: you may have a bladder infection.
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Sorry, but none of that is really correct.  The temperature of what you drink has nothing to do with how often you have to go.  Your bladder is made of transitional epithelial cells - big words yes - but it really means that the bladder can expand as it fills.  On average a bladder can hold between 400-700 mL of flud - remember this is AVERAGE and there can be variations.  You may just have a smaller bladder.  On the other hand - women get bladder infections (cystitis as it is medically known) because we have a shorter urethra - tube from outside opening into the bladder.  There for it is easier for bacteria to get inside our bodies.  Improper wiping after using the bathroom (women should always wipe front to back) can move e.coli up to the opening to your bladder.  Hope this helps
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UTI or urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria that have gotten into the urinary tract (that includes from the urethra [the opeing where urine comes out of] up to the kidneys). The usual bacterias that are usually involved are Escherichia coli, Proteus sp., Enterobacter sp., Klebsiella sp., Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus epidermidis, and a lot of other bacteria. The urinary tract is normally sterile, so whatever bacteria gets in can cause UTI. by the way, fungi can also cause UTI, the most common being Candida sp.\n\nRisk of getting UTI is increased if the genitalia are not washed regularly, habitually holding the peeing for a long period of time, in females, wiping the genitalia from behind to the front, not changing underwear regularly.
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You could have an increased chance of urinary or bladder infections.\n\nDon't force yourself to hold it.  Save that for rare emergencies.
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uti- pee in a cup\nyeast infection- vaginal swab.
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If you had a bladder infection it would not be comfortable to urinate.  If you feel it is internal and not your spine, it could be kidney infection.  I would defiantly see a doctor.\n\nUmm...not defiantly...Definitely