Inflammation of the urinary tract is the formation of a germ in the urinary tract.
- Acute kidney transplant (Pyélonéphrite aiguë)
- Acute bladder inflammation (Cystite aiguë)
- Acute prostatitis (Prostatie aiguë)
2. Symptoms
Dysurie
Urine (Pollakiurie)
- Urinary incontinence (Brûlure mictionnelle)
- Fever (Fièvre)
3. Diagnosis
Diagnosis based on the clinical symptoms the patient has, including blood and urine culture, plus screening:
- Blood tests: NFS, Procalcitonine, CRP
An abdominal compartment (ASP) to look for kidney stones
Echographie abdominale to confirm bladder stones, bladder enlargement
Do a kidney scan if necessary.
4. Treatment
If a patient has acute urinary tract infection, you may need to seek medical treatment and consult with a doctor to diagnose and monitor the condition.
Treatment must be based on the antibiotic results, and the duration of treatment depends on the type of urinary tract infection and the type of virus.
5. Consequences
For patients who do not receive proper treatment, they may have:
- Impaired kidney function
- Abcès at the drainage system
- Progression to urinary tract inflammation
If you have any of these problems, please consult with a Calmette Hospital specialist to be effective in diagnosis and treatment.
