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To recognize whether of not you are having a UTI, the symptoms may include:
- Even when you have a strong urge to urinate, you’ll see that there is only a small amount of urine that is passed
- You are bothered with the more than usual frequency of urge to urinate
- There is a painful sensation around the area of your bladder or urethra, one that is akin to a , burning feeling, during urination
- If you are a man, you may experience a feeling of fullness in your rectum. However, if you are a women, you may feel a certain uncomfortable pressure just above your pubic bone.
- Your urine look milky or cloudy. Or it may look reddish because there is blood present.
- You feel generally bad, in all of your bodily functions. This can be betrayed by feeling tired, shaky and washed out
- You feel pain even if you are not urinating
- There is pain in your back or side, just below your ribs
- You fell nauseated and have urges to vomit
- If you are experiencing some of these symptoms plus a fever, then it may mean that your infection has already reached your kidneys. Please consult your doctor immediately.
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