Depending on which part of the urinary tract is impacted, urinary tract infections can result in a variety of signs and symptoms. The most typical signs of a UTI include: ● Cloudy urine ● Urine with blood in it ● A persistent urge to urinate ● A pain or burning sensation while urinating ● Urinating frequently and in small amounts ● Pelvic pain in women ● Rectal pain in men UTIs can also cause fever, chills, nausea, and vomiting in some people. UTIs are often very uncomfortable and may make daily activities more difficult. Furthermore, UTIs can cause more serious health issues, such as kidney damage, if they are not treated effectively or promptly. It's recommended to see a healthcare provider if you experience symptoms of a UTI, as prompt treatment with antibiotics can help clear the infection and prevent complications.