Urine Infection Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection of the bladder, urine tube or kidneys. It causes burning, frequent urination and lower abdominal pain, and if it reaches the kidneys, fever and back pain. Most UTIs clear quickly with the right antibiotics. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, UTIs are confirmed with urine tests, treated, and repeated infections are investigated for an underlying cause.
Understanding the Condition
What Causes a Urine Infection?
Bacteria from the skin or bowel enter the urine tube and multiply in the bladder. Women get UTIs more often because their urine tube is shorter. Repeated UTIs, UTIs in men, and infections with fever need tests to look for stones, blockages or an enlarged prostate.
Risk Factors
- Drinking too little water
- Holding urine for long
- Diabetes
- Kidney stones
- Enlarged prostate in men
- Pregnancy and menopause
Treatment Options
Treatment for UTI
Most UTIs settle in a few days with the right treatment. Learn about Urology at Pluto.
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Urine Tests
Urine routine and culture to choose the right antibiotic.
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Antibiotics
Full course as prescribed.
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Fluids
Plenty of water to flush the bladder.
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Find the Cause
Sonography for repeated or complicated infections.
- High fever with chills
- Severe back or side pain
- Vomiting and unable to take medicines
- Very little urine
Treating Doctor
Best Doctor for Urine Infection Treatment in Himatnagar
Dr. Anil Jangid
MBBS, MS, MCh (Urology) · Urologist
Dr. Anil Jangid treats urine infections and investigates repeated infections for causes such as stones, prostate enlargement or blockage.
OPD: Mon – Sat · 10 AM – 1 PM
Common Questions
Urine Infection FAQs
Why do I keep getting urine infections?
Low water intake, holding urine, diabetes, stones or prostate problems can cause repeated UTIs. Tests help find the cause.
Can I stop antibiotics when burning goes away?
No. Complete the full course, or the infection may return.
Can UTI damage the kidneys?
If untreated, infection can spread to the kidneys. Early treatment prevents this.
Is UTI common in men?
Less common than in women, so men with UTI should be checked for prostate or other problems.
How can I prevent UTIs?
Drink enough water, don’t hold urine, pass urine after intercourse and keep good hygiene.
Book an Appointment
Consult for Urinary Infections
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- Consultation with Dr. Anil Jangid
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care