When you have a UTI, the signs are often very noticeable and often alarming if you don’t know what happening. A UTI causes inflammation in the interior lining of the urinary tract which may result in the following symptoms: • Bloody pee. • Chills. • Cloudy pee. • Fatigue. • Fever. • Foul-smelling pee. • Frequent urination. • Mental changes or confusion. • Nausea and vomiting. • Pain in your abdomen, pelvic area, or lower back. • Pain in your penis. • Painful urination (dysuria). • Pressure in your lower pelvis. • Urge incontinence. • Urinary incontinence. If you’re experiencing these symptoms, it’s important to book in to see a physician as soon as possible. UTIs require antibiotics to treat and will not resolve on their own. Your doctor will also want to check to ensure that no other medical issue is causing and/or impacting your current symptoms.