what are the symtoms of bladder infection?
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Severity of the symptoms depends on the severity of the disease.\ni) Increased frequency of urine both day and night. Since it disturbs the patient's sleep at night ; so the patient is drawn and tired,\nii)Urgency.  Sometimes it may lead to incontinence.\niii)Pain often associated with but not a major symptom. Sometimes it is refereed to tip of the penis or vulva.\niv)Haematuria: Usually terminal but sometimes the whole urine is mixed with blood. \nv)Pyuria (Pus in the urine ) more often seen.
955520
Possible UTI (urinary tract infection)?\n\nShould get the chest pain checked out :-)
1164612
Bladder spasms, urinary difficulties, and incontinence
1119705
I have heard of developing such symptoms after undergoing cyctoscopy.\nAs with any surgical procedure, there are some risks involved with a cystoscopy. Complications may include: profuse bleeding; a damaged urethra; a perforated bladder; a urinary tract infection; or an injured penis.\nYou should contact your phsycian immediately in order to find a proper diagnose to this problem. espcially that you u have mentioned bleeding.
211435
u may have gotten the bladder infection from having intercourse or may be even from the soap you use. call your doctor primary care physician immediately and set up an appointment to see him, as this infection could cause complications with your pregnancy. in the meantime drink cranberry juice(the red not the white) and plenty of water.
732935
Go to your doctor, a walk in clinic, or even the ER. Bladder infections can quickly spread to the kidneys and cause serious problems. In the meantime, go buy AZO. It's an over the counter pain reliever for UTI's.  Your doctor can give you something stronger when you see him/her.
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bladder infection occurs mainly due to\n1. First/secind time sexual intercourse.. which causes Coliform bacteria to reach up the urethra N then infect the bladder\n2. poor genital hygiene\n3. Any structural defect in the genito urinary tract\ntake it easy its pretty common to have a bladder infection, its not realted to eating veg food or not taking vitamins..\nask her to drink a lot of water n take the antibiotics regularly.. she'll be fine!!!
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Coke or an soda can be considered an irritant, it isn't necessarily going to "give" you a bladder infection. The infection is caused by  bacteria. However, excessive use may irritate you. Soda also dehydrates you, and for proper urinary health you should be drinking lots of water, and also cranberry juice. Your physician was definitely right in telling you that it could have made the bladder infection worse. Drinking too much coke-cola can aggravate the symptoms of an already existing bladder infection, and can possibly raise the chances of another one. Drinking soda in moderation is not bad, but over-use is not good. If I were you, I would cut out the soda for awhile, drink plenty of water, and even some cranberry juice(which is great for your kidneys). \nAlso, you mentioned that you've found yourself going to the bathroom more often, that is because the caffeine in coke-cola is a diuretic, it will make you urinate more. However, it is not really hydrating you, you actually lose water.\n\nI hope this helps a bit, good luck!
1120949
no its not normal you might have bladder infection or kidney infection check with your doctor.
906999
Sounds like you have a STD, young man. I hope you go to the doctors, and don't mess around, it might also be a bladder infection....because there is a bad smell,...you best get to a doctor, and not depend on answers to get you better, not trying to scare you...Please get to a doctor, and you might also have what is known as strain.
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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
482787
Virtually all bladder infections are bacterial (and therefore will respond to properly selected antibiotics).  Other organisms such as fungi and chlamydia can cause bladder infections as well.
931366
UTI, as in Urinary Tract Infection?
1079492
it may be something simple like a bladder infection or a UTI...tell your doctor about ALL your symptoms so u can get a proper diagnosis
789295
Most Bladder infections are due to ecoli. The close proximety of the vagina and anus, as well as sexual activities makes it very easy to get this type of bladder infections. What helps most, if you are female, wipe from front to back to direct feces away from the vagina. Never have anal intercourse followed by vaginal intercourse. Always urinate after intercourse.and sometimes those germs just make there anyway. Drink lots of fluids, water is best, cranberry juice / sauce or mixed in anyway changes the ph of your urine to discourage bacterial growth. And stear clear of bubble baths and scented soaps as they irritate the urethra. The reason the doctor changed your antibiotic is to be able to be specificaly able to kill out the ecoli bacteria.  All antibiotics are specific to different germs, so one is better than another in certain cases.
636781
sounds like a urinary tract infection, see a doctor
560110
I answered your other questions,but I will tell you again that an untreated UTI can lead to more severe problems such as bladder and kidney infection. A UTI is a bacterial infection that can only be treated with antibiotics.