Urinary Tract Infection

Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to symptoms you described that indicate you may have a complication from a urinary tract or bladder infection. This could include an infection of the kidney or bladder that requires a physical exam and in-person treatment by a health care professional. We recommend you seek care from a health care provider as soon as possible.

Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to the length of time your symptoms have been present. Any person with a possible urinary tract infection greater than 7 days in length should be seen by a health care professional to obtain diagnosis and treatment. Please contact a health care provider at your earliest convenience.

Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to the number of urinary tract infections (UTI) you reported in the last year. Any individual who has 5 or more UTIs in a given year can be at risk for more serious problems and resistant organisms/infections. You should contact a health care provider to obtain diagnosis and treatment at your earliest availability.

Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to concerns you have a resistant urinary tract infection (UTI). Your interview indicated you have previously been treated for a UTI resistant to antibiotics. This makes you at higher risk for having an antibiotic resistant infection in the future. You should contact a health care provider to obtain diagnosis and treatment at your earliest availability.

Unfortunately based on your currently described signs and symptoms we are unable to assist you. We recommend you follow up with a healthcare provider to better determine your problems. If you notice your symptoms persisting or worsening over the next few hours or days we recommend obtaining more urgent evaluation by contacting a health care provider in your area.

Based on your interview, you meet criteria for a urinary tract infection. Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to a medical condition you have or risk factors for a medical condition that makes it important for you to be examined by a health care professional. We recommend contacting a health care professional at your earliest convenience to determine further evaluation and possible treatment.

Based on your interview, you meet criteria for a urinary tract infection. Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to your pregnancy or possibility you may become pregnant. We suggest you contact your OB/Gyn health care provider for further evaluation and possible treatment.

Based on your interview, you meet criteria for a urinary tract infection. Unfortunately we are not able to help you due to your recent discharge from a hospital, skilled nursing facility or nursing home. Studies have shown that individuals may have higher risks for resistant infections when they have been recently discharged from these facilities. Therefore, we recommend you contact a health care provider to better diagnose and treat your condition.

Based on your interview, you meet criteria for a urinary tract infection. Unfortunately we are unable to prescribe medications for you due to multiple intolerances or allergies to medications. We recommend you follow up with a health care provider for evaluation and prescription of medications that requires specific dosing and avoidance of certain antibiotic drugs.