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Urinary Bladder Infection
Urinary bladder infection diagnosis doesn't usually occur from a pap smear but in women can have evidence as a vaginal discharge.
Affected people complain of a burning feeling during urination, a smelly odor of the urine, and fever. Sometimes, it is asymptomatic. Antibiotic treatment is applied. Usually, the signs disappear in 1-2 days. A shorter urethra in women can also increase the speed of bacteria spreading.
Urinary bladder infection diagnosis doesn't usually occur from a pap smear but in women can have evidence as a vaginal discharge.
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Urinary Bladder Infection -
Pap Smear, Vaginal Discharge
Called also cystitis, this condition is caused by bacteria that enter the bladder or urethra of a person. Though it is not clear yet why women suffer the most from the disease, some scientists link it to the proximity of bacteria sources (anus and vagina) to urethra. Urinary bladder infection diagnosis doesn't usually occur from a pap smear but in women can have evidence as a vaginal discharge.
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