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What is the difference in symptoms of a complicated vs. uncomplicat ed UTI? Typical symptoms of an uncomplicated UTI include: - Pain or burning when urinating - Blood in the urine (also called hematuria) - Cloudy or smelly urine - Frequent and urgent need to urinate - Pain in the pelvic area A complicated UTI will often cause the above symptoms. But any of these additional symptoms could be a sign of a complicated UTI: Pain in the lower back or side - Fever and/or chills Joint or muscle aches - Nausea and vomiting
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Uncomplicated UTI:
* Symptoms: The symptoms you listed are typical of an uncomplicated UTI. These are usually confined to the urinary tract and are generally mild to moderate.
* Cause: Usually caused by bacteria entering the urethra and traveling to the bladder.
* Treatment: Typically treated with antibiotics.
Complicated UTI:
* Symptoms: In addition to the symptoms of an uncomplicated UTI, a complicated UTI can involve more severe symptoms like:
* Pain in the lower back or side: This could indicate the infection has spread to the kidneys (pyelonephritis).
* Fever and/or chills: A sign of a more serious infection.
* Joint or muscle aches: Can be a symptom of a systemic infection.
* Nausea and vomiting: May occur if the infection has spread to the kidneys.
* Cause: Can be caused by factors like:
* Underlying medical conditions: Diabetes, kidney stones, or a weakened immune system.
* Structural abnormalities: Blockages in the urinary tract.
* Catheterization: Use of a urinary catheter.
* Treatment: May require longer courses of antibiotics, intravenous antibiotics, or hospitalization.
Important Note: If you experience any of the symptoms of a complicated UTI, it's crucial to seek medical attention immediately. Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious complications.
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