Urinary tract infections are common, especially, though not exclusively, in women, and the risk generally increases with age.

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the most common infectious problem among older adults both in the ... and the difficulty in interpreting the signs and symptoms of UTI in a population in ...

Since UTI is a major infectious problem in older adults, it is important that ... clinician's ability to determine the presence of new signs or symptoms. Another major issue is the continuing ...

In both males and females, UTI symptoms can vary by age, the doctor states, adding that infants may present with 'non-specific' signs like fever, irritability, poor feeding, or vomiting.

Prostate disease, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and structural abnormalities increase a man's risk of UTIs. This article discusses UTIs in men. It explains the common symptoms and causes of ...

Design Diagnostic accuracy study. Setting General practice, Copenhagen, Denmark. Participants Adult 15 years or older. Women presenting in general practice with symptoms suggestive of UTI where urine ...

Changes in urinary function as we age aren’t commonly talked about and as a result, many people develop bathroom habits that ...

Older women, already at higher risk for sepsis ... What to do if you think you have a UTI If you think you have UTI symptoms, you should speak to your GP to discuss treatment options.