UTI
- noun
- /ˌjuːtiːˈaɪ/
- Specialized
- A UTI can cause painful symptoms, such as a burning sensation while urinating.
And also whenever I would pee, it would burn like almost like a UTI.
- And also whenever I would pee, it would burn like almost like a UTI.
- And it will help reduce that dryness, increase lubrication, prevent recurrent UTI's.
- They couldn't figure out anything like, oh, you probably have a UTI.
- You'll have to excuse her, she has a UTI.
- If I did that I would get a UTI instantly.
Examples
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Needing to pee and having a UTI is not the same thing.
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Barclay and Foxman et al. state that 60% of the female population will have at least one episode of UTI in their lifetime.
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Sounds like somebody has a UTI.
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If I did that I would get a UTI instantly.
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But I got a horrible UTI.
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At 2 years old, she developed a UTI infection.
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UTI is a common cause for patients to seek medical opinion and is commonly managed in general practice.
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Predisposing factors for UTI vary depending on age and gender.
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One nurse waited five hours in the ED to assure thorough evaluation of a UTI that revealed a renal mass.
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Sharp pain or burning sensation in the urethra is a symptom of UTI or bladder infection.
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Synonyms
A sickness in the parts that make and hold urine, like the kidneys or bladder, caused by germs
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
UTI is an abbreviation for urinary tract infection. The word urinary is about 'urine' and tract means a 'path' or 'road', so a UTI is when germs cause an infection in the body's urine path.