Your credit card information is encrypted on our secure server. Inflammation of these areas may occur. This condition is more common in women because of the more direct path from the anus to the urethra. It may be a chronic condition in some people. Bacteria can transfer more easily from the anus to the vagina and eventually into the bladder to cause infection.
Bacteria can also transfer from the bloodstream from another infection.
Symptoms include blood in the urine, burning sensation when urinating, fever, frequent urination, incontinence, pain in the abdomen or lower back, and cloudy, strong smelling urine. If not treated, a bladder infection can become chronic and lead to kidney damage. Aluminum, bacteria, catheter, Chlamydia, diaphragm use, Diabetes, E. Coli., food allergies, illness, improper hygiene, infection, injury urethra, malnutrition, menopause, pregnancy, sexual intercourse, and stress. Wash and keep anus and genital area clean and dry. Urinate and bathe after sexual intercourse.