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Det er nesten utelukkende bakterier fra tarmen som er årsak til urinveisinfeksjoner, og 3 av 4 tilfeller skyldes bakterien E. coli.
Det er nesten utelukkende bakterier fra tarmen som er årsak til urinveisinfeksjoner, og 3 av 4 tilfeller skyldes bakterien E. coli.

Urinveisinfeksjon hos kvinner

Urinveisinfeksjon (blærekatarr) er en infeksjon i urinblæra. Den skyldes som regel bakterier som kommer inn i urinblæra. De typiske plagene er svie, hyppig vannlating og varmefølelse i underlivet under og etter vannlating.

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