Sophia Burns Piss ((exclusive))

| Situation | Why It’s Important | |-----------|--------------------| | | May indicate a kidney infection (pyelonephritis) that requires prompt antibiotics. | | Blood in urine (visible or confirmed by a test) | Could signal infection, stones, or, rarely, more serious pathology. | | Symptoms lasting > 2–3 days without improvement | Persistent irritation often needs evaluation and possibly prescription medication. | | Recent new sexual partner or unprotected intercourse | STI screening is advisable. | | Recurrent episodes (multiple UTIs per year) | May require a tailored prevention plan or investigation for underlying issues. | | Severe pain during urination or inability to urinate | Possible obstruction or severe infection—needs urgent care. | | Pregnancy | UTIs can affect both mother and baby; early treatment is essential. | | Immunocompromised state (e.g., diabetes, chemotherapy) | Infections can spread quickly and become severe. |