Bladder Infection

Statistics show that one in every five women will develop bladder infection during her lifetime. If this isn’t bad enough, this infection also threatens to recur in women prone to it. So, if you’re its victim, you’d better do something about it before it gets out of hand.

Understanding bladder infection

The cause of bladder infection is E. coli bacteria. It causes a number of bladder infection symptoms, like frequent urination, an urgent desire to empty the bladder that may or may not result in urine, burning or pain during urination and bladder spasms. This infection may also produce cloudy, bloody or foul-smelling urine, accompanied by mild fever. The bad news in these symptoms won’t go away on their own, but become worse with time. The quicker you begin the treatment, the less uncomfortable you will be.