Keep Your Bladder Active and Bacteria Free
Title:
Keep Your Bladder Active and Bacteria-Free
Word Count:
797
Summary:
Under normal conditions, urine is sterile and bacteria-free. Urinary tracinfection occurs when
Keywords:
bacterial infection, back pain, nausea and vomiting, inflammation, infertility, fatigue
Article Body:
Have you ever wondered why we urinate? Urination occurs as a result of the removal of excess l
Urine is normally sterile. It is usually free of bacteria, viruses, and fungi and only contain
Another type of UTI is cystitis which is a bacterial infection of the bladder. This is the mo
Usually, women are more prone to UTI than men due to the differences in the shape and length o
UTI can also be caused by an abnormality in the structure and/or function of the urinary tract
UTI is not contagious. However, during sexual intercourse, the bacteria in the vaginal area m
Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) like chlamydia may cause UTI-like symptoms, such as pain d
There are several symptoms associated with UTI. Symptoms of bladder infections include:
·
frequent urination
·
burning or pain during urination
·
the feeling of having to pee even though little or no urine actually comes out
·
pain in the lower abdomen
·
pain above the pubic bone (in women)
·
a full feeling in the rectum (in men)
·
bloody or foul-smelling urine
·
mild fever
·
a general feeling of shakiness and fatigue
With kidney infections, more serious symptoms involve:
·
high fever
·
chills
·
nausea and vomiting
·
abdominal pain
·
cloudy or bloody urine
·
back pain just above the waist
The moment you realize that you have any symptoms of a urinary tract infection, immediately co
To prevent urinary tract infections, avoid holding urine for long periods of time. Keep the g
Sexually active people should visit the bathroom both before and within 15 minutes after inter
Keep the bladder active and bacteria-free by drinking lots of water everyday. Always bear in
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Keep Your Bladder Active and Bacteria-Free
Word Count:
797
Summary:
Under normal conditions, urine is sterile and bacteria-free. Urinary tracinfection occurs when
Keywords:
bacterial infection, back pain, nausea and vomiting, inflammation, infertility, fatigue
Article Body:
Have you ever wondered why we urinate? Urination occurs as a result of the removal of excess l
Urine is normally sterile. It is usually free of bacteria, viruses, and fungi and only contain
Another type of UTI is cystitis which is a bacterial infection of the bladder. This is the mo
Usually, women are more prone to UTI than men due to the differences in the shape and length o
UTI can also be caused by an abnormality in the structure and/or function of the urinary tract
UTI is not contagious. However, during sexual intercourse, the bacteria in the vaginal area m
Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) like chlamydia may cause UTI-like symptoms, such as pain d
There are several symptoms associated with UTI. Symptoms of bladder infections include:
·
frequent urination
·
burning or pain during urination
·
the feeling of having to pee even though little or no urine actually comes out
·
pain in the lower abdomen
·
pain above the pubic bone (in women)
·
a full feeling in the rectum (in men)
·
bloody or foul-smelling urine
·
mild fever
·
a general feeling of shakiness and fatigue
With kidney infections, more serious symptoms involve:
·
high fever
·
chills
·
nausea and vomiting
·
abdominal pain
·
cloudy or bloody urine
·
back pain just above the waist
The moment you realize that you have any symptoms of a urinary tract infection, immediately co
To prevent urinary tract infections, avoid holding urine for long periods of time. Keep the g
Sexually active people should visit the bathroom both before and within 15 minutes after inter
Keep the bladder active and bacteria-free by drinking lots of water everyday. Always bear in
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Available at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html