Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Treatment, Orange County, CA

Walk-In Urgent Care for Faster, Effective, and Hassle-Free UTI Treatment

Bacteria entering any part of your urinary system (kidneys, bladder, and urethra) can cause a urinary tract infection, or UTI. Symptoms of this include frequent urination, a burning sensation while urinating, and an urge to empty the bladder even when there’s little urine to urinate. While a mild UTI can go away without medical treatment, persistent UTI symptoms can lead to complications, including recurrent infections, kidney damage, and sepsis (generalized infection and malaise).

At our urgent care clinics in Orange County, CA, we treat UTIs with prompt medical assistance and care. With our on-site lab facilities and skilled medical providers, we can deliver all aspects of care from diagnosis to treatment, saving you time and money.

Highlights of Our Urgent Care Clinics:

Open 7 days a week
In-house labs for fast diagnosis and effective treatment
Online check-in to reduce wait times
Board-certified and experienced medical providers
Friendly and compassionate staff
Virtual visits are also available for immediate and convenient care
Free parking

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How Do We Diagnose a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)?

We will perform a urine test (urinalysis) to determine whether you have a UTI. This examines your urine for elements indicating an infection. If we detect them, we may recommend a urine culture to identify the infection-causing bacteria, while initiating treatment with antibiotics.

What are the Treatment Options for a UTI?

We have UTI treatment plans depending on the severity and frequency of your infection, bacteria found in your urine, and your overall health.

Our treatment options for different stages of UTI include:

Mild UTI

We may prescribe:

Antibiotics for a few days to weeks depending on your symptoms and their severity
Medication to treat urinary discomfort

Frequent/Recurrent UTIs

We may recommend:

Low-dose antibiotics
A single dose of antibiotic after intercourse if your UTI is caused by sexual activity
Follow up with your PCP or a specialist

Severe UTI

We may direct you to the ER if intravenous antibiotics are the best, safest treatment.

What If I Have Recurring UTIs?

Recurrent UTIs may indicate underlying health conditions that may require further workup, including neurologic issues, autoimmune conditions, kidney or bladder stones, and scar tissue or anatomy changes resulting from a urinary tract surgery.

Seek more in-depth medical evaluation if you have recurrent UTIs (especially if you have had two UTIs in six months or four in twelve months).

Though common, UTIs can be painful and negatively impact your daily life. Fortunately, we can evaluate and treat UTIs quickly. If you think you are suffering from a Urinary Tract Infection, visit one of our urgent care clinics: Irvine Woodbridge Walk-In Urgent Care, Fountain Valley Urgent Care, or Costa Mesa Urgent Care in Orange County, for prompt attention.