What you Don't Know About Pregnancy and UTIs COULD Hurt you

You might know that urinary tract infections during pregnancy are potentially dangerous, but did you know they’re also often asymptomatic? Usually, UTI symptoms can include: Frequent urination. Difficulty urinating. Burning sensation or cramps while urinating. Cloudy urine, or urine with an odor. But during pregnancy, women aren’t as likely to be tipped off to a UTI by these clues. That’s because, during pregnancy, symptoms of a UTI actually can mimic pregnancy itself: the feeling that you have to use the restroom more often, pelvic pressure and lower back pain. What’s scary is that although often asymptomatic, UTIs during pregnancy are

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