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  Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is caused by bacteria that affect the bladder and its supporting tissues. Individuals with uncomplicated urinary tract infections do not have any immunocompromised states, diabetes, recent urologic surgery, pregnancy, or structural abnormalities of the urinary system. Lower tract UTI or cystitis are other names for an uncomplicated UTI. Women are more vulnerable to UTIs due to pathogenic bacteria that migrate from the rectum and perineum to the periurethral region. Women are more susceptible than men because they have significantly shorter urethras. These microorganisms cause an inflammatory response known as cystitis when they enter the bladder's mucosal wall after ascending the urethra. Sexual activity encourages the entrance and inoculation of bacteria into the bladder, which is one of the leading causes of UTIs. The majority of the time, asymptomatic bacteriuria is benign and doesn't need to be treated—except for immunocomprom...