Which symptom is listed for a urinary tract infection in the material?

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Which symptom is listed for a urinary tract infection in the material?

Fever and the body’s response to infection are often shown by warm, flushed skin. UTIs can provoke a fever, and the material lists hot or flushed skin as a symptom, reflecting that systemic sign of infection beyond just urinary symptoms. Chest pain would suggest cardiac or respiratory issues, headache is non-specific, and nausea can occur with illness, but the material specifically highlights hot/flushed skin as a symptom of a urinary tract infection.

Fever and the body’s response to infection are often shown by warm, flushed skin. UTIs can provoke a fever, and the material lists hot or flushed skin as a symptom, reflecting that systemic sign of infection beyond just urinary symptoms. Chest pain would suggest cardiac or respiratory issues, headache is non-specific, and nausea can occur with illness, but the material specifically highlights hot/flushed skin as a symptom of a urinary tract infection.

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