Urinary tract infection (UTI)
Stinging, frequent or painful urination.
Stinging when you pee, frequent urge or pain in the lower abdomen are typical signs of a urinary tract infection. A clinician quickly assesses your symptoms and helps you to the right treatment.
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How it works
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Log in securely with BankID.
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Describe your symptoms and how long you have had them.
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A clinician assesses — and asks for a urine sample if needed.
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Get treatment and advice, or an appointment if closer checks are needed.
What you can get
A fast assessment of typical UTI symptoms
A prescription for treatment when appropriate
Advice on what you can do yourself
Guidance on when to be seen in person
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to give a urine sample?
Not always. With typical symptoms in otherwise healthy adults, treatment can start without a sample. The clinician asks for one if the picture is unclear.
What if I have a fever and back pain?
Fever, chills and flank pain can point to a more serious infection (kidney infection). You should then be examined in person — the clinician will help you quickly.
With a high fever, severe back pain or feeling very unwell: call 116117 in Norway — or 113 if life is at risk.