The most common signs and symptoms of kidney infections include
Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms
Kidneys are usually involved after a urinary tract infection that has already affected your urethra, bladder or ureters, a system that collects urine from your kidneys and excreted out of your body. This whole organ system is known as lower urinary tract. If diagnosed at this stage, you can receive effective treatment to avoid spreading the infection to your Kidneys. However, sometimes you may not notice lower urinary tract infection symptoms due to their less severity until the infection has spread to your kidneys or symptoms of an infection that originate from within the kidneys.
Whether you are experiencing specific kidney symptoms or not, which will be discussed later in this article, you should look for certain signs of UTI that if picked earlier can not only save aggressive treatment but also prevent permanent damage to your Kidneys. The important lower urinary tract infection symptoms include;