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Chronic UTI Relief: Strengthening Natural Defenses
What Are Chronic UTIs?
A urinary tract infection occurs when harmful bacteria enter the urethra and multiply, leading to inflammation and symptoms like pain, burning during urination, and frequent urges to go. Chronic UTIs are defined as recurring infections that either never fully resolve or return multiple times within a year.
The urinary tract includes the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra, all of which play essential roles in maintaining healthy urinary function. When infections persist, they can lead to complications such as kidney damage or frequent inflammation.
UTI Symptoms
Pain or burning
When you urinate
Blood in urine
Can occur, presenting as visible discoloration.
Fatigue or fever
Particularly if the infection has spread to the kidneys.
Cloudy or foul-smelling urine
Indicating changes in the appearance or odor of their urine.
Older adults
Older adults may show subtle symptoms like confusion or fatigue, emphasizing the need for careful diagnosis.
Pelvic or lower abdominal pain
Often described as discomfort or pressure around the bladder area, may also occur.
Frequent urination
Even when only small amounts of urine are passed, is another hallmark symptom.
What Causes Chronic UTIs?
Bacterial Resistance
Behavioral & Lifestyle Risk Factors
Structural Urinary Issues
Weakened Immune System
Poor Hydration & Urination Habits
Underlying Health Conditions
Diagnosis and UTI Treatment

Urine Analysis & Imaging

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