ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY PATTERNS OF ISOLATED MICROBES CAUSING URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS (UTIS) AMONG PATIENTS AT HEALTH FACILITIES IN GUJRANWALA DIVISION, PAKISTAN

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Wajeeha Manzoor
Aqna Malik
Mudassar Mazher
Saba Yousaf
Arifa Arshad
Esha Imran
Ali Butt

Keywords

Urinary tract infection (UTI), MDR, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, uropathogens, broad-spectrum antibiotics

Abstract

An estimated 150 million UTIs occur annually across the globe, making it one of the most prevalent diseases seen in medical practice and a significant public health concern in terms of morbidity and financial cost. It is also main cause of illness and mortality in the underdeveloped countries like Pakistan. Prevalence of UTIs has been reported in both gender men (30%) and most common among the female (70%) with a peak incidence in the old age (>45). The most common pathogen of UTIs, whether acquired in the community or in a hospital, is Escherichia coli. Usually, antibiotics are drug of choice for patients with UTIs Possible development of MDR due to the excessive use of broad-spectrum agents is main reason behind less effectiveness of antibiotics.

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