Urinary Tract Infections

One of the most common concerns in urology is infection in patients. Managing infections is one of the most common things a urologist does on a daily basis.

A urinary tract infection is most commonly a bacterial infection with bacterial overgrowth within the bladder, kidneys, ureters, prostate, or urethra.

A bacterial infection can happen at any time and to anyone, but it is most common in women and patients with urological conditions, such as neurogenic bladder or the chronic need for catherization.

Bacterial infections are tested with urine culture and treated accordingly.

Symptoms of infectionburning , frequency, small voids, and hematuria