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UTI (Urinary Tract Infection)

A UTI, or urinary tract infection, is a bacterial infection affecting the bladder or urinary tract. It commonly causes pain or a burning sensation when urinating, and a frequent urge to go.

UTIs can be assessed through a telehealth consultation, with antibiotic treatment prescribed where appropriate. Patients with recurrent or severe symptoms may be referred for further investigation.

WMedically reviewed by Dr. Wesam Abujalala, Medical Director, Holistica HealthLast updated 18 August 2026

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