Urinary tract infection is one of the common complaints. Symptoms mainly include often or urgent urination, an inability to release more than a small amount of urine and a burning sensation while urinating. It occurs more in women than it does in men. A patient can take antibiotics and a penicillin antibiotics. There is a dipstick and strip test are ones you can take to know if that is what you have. Dysuria is another common urinary infection. A symptom you can have if you have this is a burning sensitive while urinating. Mainly occurs in women between 20 to 50. You would do a urine or blood for this infection. You would also explain some other things to your patient such as; vaginal lubricants, douches, and sanitary napkins. You would want
