INCIDENCE RATE OF BACTERIURIA AMONG LIMU STUDENT

Abstract

The goal of this report is to raise awareness of asymptomatic bacteriuria and to reduce the incidence of this disease in specific populations. Unfortunately, no previous research has been conducted in Libya to highlight and emphasize the importance of understanding the risk factors for asymptomatic urinary tract infection. This was discovered through a cohort study, which revealed a link between gender and asymptomatic bacteriuria, revealing that females are more common for a variety of reasons. It is rarely treated, with the exception of pregnancies, where it can be fatal for both the child and the mother, and kidney transplant patients, where treatment should be avoided to avoid antibiotic resistance. Because E.coli is a typical normal flora in the colon, it is the most prevalent causal agent.