Definition: Amyluria, also known as a uremic bladder infection, refers to an abnormal condition in the bladder that causes excessive urination, usually for about 24 hours at a time. This can occur in both male and female patients. ### Definition Amyluria is an infectious disease caused by bacteria that live in the urinary tract (bladder). It can be spread through contaminated urine from an infected person or animal, such as through sexual contact during sex. The symptoms of amyluria typically include: 1.

Symptoms

: Excessive urination and frequent urination. 2.

Diagnosis

: Urine analysis shows high levels of protein in the urine (a sign of infection). 3.

Treatment

: Antibiotics are needed to treat the urinary tract infection by killing the bacteria that cause it. ### Symptoms Some common symptoms include: -

Sudden increase in urine output

due to increased blood flow and fluid retention. -

Unusual color or odor

from urine, such as dark red or yellow, which can also be associated with other infections (such as kidney stones). -

Pain or discomfort in the bladder or lower abdomen

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Confusion or dizziness

### Treatment Amyluria is a medical condition that requires treatment by healthcare professionals. Typically, antibiotics are given to treat the infection and alleviate symptoms. However, if the infection is not fully eradicated, further treatment may be required. If you suspect an infection with amyluria, it's important to get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) as well since the bacteria that cause amyluria can also spread sexually. In many countries, there are also medications prescribed specifically for treating STIs and amyluria. Keep in mind, if symptoms persist or worsen, it's essential to consult a healthcare professional, who will perform an evaluation and discuss appropriate treatment options.

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