What's the difference between a UTI and a kidney infection?!
Question: What's the difference between a UTI and a kidney infection!?
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A UTI is an urinary tract infection which means it has remained in the "pipes" below the kidneys!. A kidney infection has traveled up those pipes to the kidney!. This usually happens when a UTI is left untreated!. Most people simply have a UTI which will be accompanied by a burning sensation when urinating, a "feeling" like they need to urinate, and often discolored or malodorous urine!. Sometimes cranberry juice or blueberries can help flush it!. A kidney infection is a lot more serious and needs to be treated by antibiotics!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
A kidney infection hurts like buggery!. I think this is when a UTI isn't treated!.
Cranberry juice!.!.!.eek - when I had a kidney infection, I was crying and nearly screaming, cos it hurt so bad, and there is this guy there going, 'drink this cranberry juice', bless he was trying to help, but he nearly had it thrown at him lolWww@Answer-Health@Com
Cranberry juice!.!.!.eek - when I had a kidney infection, I was crying and nearly screaming, cos it hurt so bad, and there is this guy there going, 'drink this cranberry juice', bless he was trying to help, but he nearly had it thrown at him lolWww@Answer-Health@Com
UTI is infection of tube between your bladder and your!.!.!.!.erm where the pee comes out!.!.!.whatever thats called!. Kidney infection is pretty much what it says it is but can be the result of an untreated UTIWww@Answer-Health@Com
A urinary-tract infection (UTI) may not necessarily affect the kidneys!. Similarly, a kidney infection may not necessarily result in UTI!.Www@Answer-Health@Com