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Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
are infections of the bladder, kidneys, or tubes that carry urine.
They are quite common and can come from things like wiping back to front, using scented products down there or from having sex.

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Pain or burning when peeing

Needing to pee suddenly or more often than usual

Smelly or cloudy urine

Blood in your urine

Lower tummy pain

Loss of bladder control

A high/low temperature

Feeling hot and shivery

Feeling sick or being sick

Pain in your lower back or sides of your abdomen

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It’s important to not self-treat uti’s as they can develop into more serious issues or even chronic uti - and cranberry has not been scientifically proven to help treatment of a UTI

Antibiotics

Your doctor or nurse may give you a course of antibiotics to clear the infection. Its important to finish the course of antibiotics even if you feel better

Painkillers

To reduce pain and a high temperature - take according to recommended dosage. Be sure to drink plenty of fluids - enough for your pee to be pale yellow

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