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Urinveisinfeksjon hos kvinner: Forløp

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De aller fleste blir raskt friske med behandling. En ukomplisert blærekatarr har dessuten et godartet forløp også uten behandling. Med rikelig drikke, og ved å unngå å fryse, vil svært mange bli bra etter kort tid, selv uten medisiner.

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I sjeldne tilfeller kan en nedre urinveisinfeksjon spre seg til øvre deler av urinveiene og medføre nyrebekkenbetennelse. Dette fører til forverring av plagene, og oftest feber og rygg- eller magesmerter. I slike situasjoner bør du kontakte lege.

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