Depending on the severity of a urinary tract infection manifests differently. An infection of the lower urinary tract (urethra, bladder) is expressed mainly by:
burning pain on urination
Pain in lower abdomen
Cramping pain and possibly above the pubic bone
Dysuria: difficult urination
Urinary: frequent urge for urination with only small amounts of urine
Nocturia: increased urination at night
Strangury: not to be suppressed urination with burning, soreness and pain during urination
Hematuria: blood in urine
Inflammation of the renal pelvis lead to severe malaise and must often be treated in hospital
The infection from spreading further, it may lead to pyelonephritis. Then the following symptoms:
high fever, possibly chills
severe malaise
nausea
constipation
Pain in the kidney (flank pain), often one-sided
back pain
Urinary: frequent urge for urination with only small amounts of urine
Dysuria: difficult urination
Tachycardia: rapid heart beat to
Symptoms in children
In children, it is due to a renal pelvic inflammation often with atypical symptoms dislike drinking, lethargy, fever and abdominal pain and frequent nocturnal enuresis.
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