9. Bladder Infection
Bladder infection is usually a result of the presence of excess bacteria in the bladder. It is more common among females since their urinary tract is shorter compared to that of the male, which makes it much easier for the bacteria to get into the bladder.
The infection can lead to several uncomfortable symptoms, including a sudden urge to urinate. This can also lead to abdominal cramping and pain when urinating. In the most severe cases, the patient will notice the presence of blood in her urine. It is essential to seek medical help for the prompt detection and treatment of this infection. If left untreated, the bacteria could spread into the kidneys.
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