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A UTI often occurs from bacteria entering into any part of your urinary system, including the bladder, urethra, ureters, and kidneys. However, viruses, parasites, and fungi can also cause UTIs. Leaving them untreated can lead to complications, including recurrent infections and kidney damage. At One Medical Center, we offer comprehensive medical care for UTIs ensuring quick relief from symptoms while preventing further complications.

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Common Causes and Symptoms of UTI

You can develop a UTI from:

Sexual contact (can push bacteria up your urethra)

Using a catheter to empty the bladder (you may catch an infection through it)

Holding urine for an extended period (can cause bacteria to grow, causing an infection)

Hormonal changes during menopause

Escherichia coli (E. coli)

Bacteria entering from the urinary tract to the urethra.

Using a diaphragm for birth control (it can hold urine, thus encouraging bacteria to grow)

Common symptoms of UTI are:

Bloody or cloudy urine

Pain or burning sensation when urinating

Increased urgency to urinate

Fever

Feeling consistent fatigue

Pain in the lower abdomen

How Do We Diagnose UTI?

We will first review your medical history and symptoms and then recommend the following procedures to diagnose a UTI:

Urine Sample and Culture - A urine sample is the first test done to examine the concentration, appearance, and number of healthy white blood cells, red blood cells, and excessive protein. A urine culture may be done to identify the specific type of bacteria causing the infection.

Renal Ultrasound - Uses sound waves to clearly show the picture of the kidney on a video screen. This test determines the kidney’s size and shape and detects a kidney stone, cyst, mass, or other abnormalities.

Cystoscopy (Cystourethroscopy) - A cystoscope (a flexible tube and viewing device) is inserted via the urethra to examine the urinary tract and the bladder for the presence of stones or tumors.

Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP) - You are given an IV injection containing a contrast dye. Following that, X-rays of your ureter, kidney, and bladder will be taken. This test assesses the renal blood flow and detects tumors, kidney stones, and other abnormalities.

Things to Expect During UTI Diagnosis

As we have an on-site lab, all the previously mentioned tests can be completed in-house, and you can receive your test results quickly. Our experts will review your report to proceed with the treatment. We may recommend a urine culture if bacteria are present in your urine sample. A urine culture test determines the types of bacteria present in your urine. It can take 1-3 days to get the results, so in the meantime, we would initiate the treatment with antibiotics.

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Things to Expect During UTI Diagnosis

Depending on your symptoms and underlying causes, we may recommend any of the following treatment options to treat your UTI:

Antibiotics

Anti-inflammatory drugs

Plenty of fluids intake

Maintain good hygiene

Medications to relieve pain and discomfort

Antivirals

Estrogen for women in menopause

Switch to showers for bathing

Stray away from scented soaps

Why Choose Us for Urinary Tract Infection Treatment?

On-site labs and pharmacy

Large parking area

Short wait times

Affordable in-house payment plans

Compassionate and friendly providers

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Get the Best UTI Treatment Near You at One Medical Center

At One Medical Center in Clearwater, FL, we have a qualified medical team to diagnose and treat your urinary tract infection with the best care and attention. If you are looking for comprehensive UTI treatment near you, visit us today at One Medical Center. You can also reserve your spot online to avoid wait times.

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