Dr Rishit Harbada

urinary tract infections (utis) can affect the bladder, urethra, or other parts of the urinary system. When an infection spreads toward the kidneys, it can become more serious and may cause fever, chills, back or side pain, nausea, vomiting, or painful urination. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are important to help prevent kidney complications. Drinking adequate fluids, maintaining good personal hygiene, and following prescribed treatment can support urinary health. Antibiotics may be required for bacterial urinary tract infections and should be taken only as advised by a qualified healthcare professional. People with recurrent UTIs, kidney disease, diabetes, or other urinary concerns may benefit from medical evaluation to identify contributing factors. Prompt care is especially important when symptoms include high fever, severe side or back pain, vomiting, confusion, or reduced urine output. SRV Hospital in Maharashtra provides Nephrology and Medicine care for urinary and kidney-related concerns. Professional assessment can help identify the cause of urinary tract infections and support appropriate treatment while protecting long-term kidney health. 20 hours ago Call now