a high temperature (it may reach 39.5C or 103.1F).pain and discomfort in your side, lower back or around your genitals.cloudy urine (pee) or blood in your urine (haematuria).
feeling a strong urge to urinate (pee) and more often than usual, a constant, dull pain in the pubic region and pain when urinating (dysuria).Symptoms of a UTI are similar to those of many other conditions and don't necessarily mean you have an infection. However, in some cases you may notice the symptoms of both, as one can spread to the other. The symptoms of an infection in your upper urinary tract (kidney and ureters) are different from symptoms of infection in your lower urinary tract (bladder and urethra). But they usually pass within a few days or can be easily treated with a course of antibiotics. Most UTIs are caused by bacteria and they can be painful and uncomfortable. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are very common.
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