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Age: 40, weight 98 kilograms. No history of disease but has has urinary tract infection before.
I recently had water accidentally splash in the toilet on my genitals. Later I got itchy pain on my genitals. A physio diagnosed that I have a urinary tract infection. How is this possible?
Mon, 16 Feb 2015
Pathologist and Microbiologist, Dr. S. Samanta's Response
Hi! urinary tract infection is very common and most of the time we cannot explain it; however, there are some possible sources / explanations as follows:
1. anal source: organisms carried forward while defecation
2. rubbing, injuries, contamination or contact with any infected surface like won skin, sexual contacts etc...
3. stone, nidus, tumors in kidney or bladder or any area in the tract
4. malformation, surgeries, tuberculosis etc . in the body / tract
Hope you got the answer; regards,
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What Are The Causes Of Urinary Tract Infection?
Hi! urinary tract infection is very common and most of the time we cannot explain it; however, there are some possible sources / explanations as follows: 1. anal source: organisms carried forward while defecation 2. rubbing, injuries, contamination or contact with any infected surface like won skin, sexual contacts etc... 3. stone, nidus, tumors in kidney or bladder or any area in the tract 4. malformation, surgeries, tuberculosis etc . in the body / tract Hope you got the answer; regards,