UTI treatment & medication available online

Prescription UTI antibiotics is the fastest and most effective way to cure a UTI. They usually begin working quickly to take care of uncomfortable symptoms. UTI antibiotics can completely get rid of a urinary tract infection in a few days, but you may start feeling better sooner than that. After your diagnosis, one of our board-licensed doctors can prescribe UTI antibiotics online for treatment of UTI if you qualify.

While antibiotics are often prescribed as a UTI treatment, an uncomplicated UTI may go away on its own. However, it is often more challenging to get rid of a UTI without antibiotics. Left untreated, urinary tract infections can spread and cause kidney infections, which is why it’s important to seek treatment as soon as possible.

If a UTI is left untreated, the E. coli or other bacteria that caused your urinary tract infection can move farther up your urinary system. When they reach your upper urinary system (comprising the ureters and kidneys), you may experience a kidney infection, medically known as pyelonephritis.

Most people seek medical help and receive treatment before they get to this point.

The progression to a kidney infection typically takes some time and doesn't happen immediately. However, the exact duration can vary depending on several factors, including the individual's immune system, the type of bacteria involved, and other underlying health conditions.

Minor back pain may accompany UTIs. Once antibiotics are started, you should feel better within 12 to 24 hours.

However, untreated UTIs can cause severe infection and complications. Constant, dull, or severe pain can signify a kidney infection. Unlike muscular pain, this pain will be persistent and unrelieved by any alleviating factors. UTI back pain will last until you begin antibiotic treatment for your UTI.

A UTI that has spread to the kidneys is a serious infection that will typically not go away on its own. It's extremely dangerous for an infection of this nature to go untreated.

If you are experiencing back pain from a UTI speak to one of our doctors immediately, as you'll likely need antibiotics.

UTIs typically cause lower abdominal pain and not back pain. Lower abdominal pain can last 2-3 days with a UTI and longer for untreated UTIs.

Yes, you need a prescription for effective UTI treatment. UTIs are most often treated with antibiotics. Our board-certified doctors can diagnose and treat UTIs online. The UTI diagnosis can often be done without taking urine samples, but if needed, one of our physicians can order the necessary tests at your local lab.

Request antibiotics for treatment from one of our top doctors at PlushCare today. You can then pick up your prescriptions at your local pharmacy.

UTI antibiotics can treat UTIs fast, and some people may feel symptom relief in a matter of hours. Typically, you should start to feel better within 48 hours of starting your treatment.

Even if you feel better, continue and finish the whole course of antibiotics to ensure that the bacteria is completely eradicated. If your symptoms get worse or do not improve within 48 hours, it may be likely that you are not suffering from a bacterial infection. You should talk to your prescribing doctor for follow-up treatment.

Antibiotic treatment can resolve back pain from a UTI within 12 to 24 hours of beginning treatment. In the meantime, a heat pack can be applied to the perineum area, lower abdomen, or lower back to help relieve pain and spasms.

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) may help reduce pain and inflammation. However, it's important to consult with a doctor before taking any, especially if you have underlying medical conditions or are taking other medications.

Urinary tract infections can last a week, but often even longer without proper treatment. Left untreated, a UTI could spread to the kidney and cause serious consequences. This is why it is important to speak to a doctor to treat urinary tract infections as soon as possible.