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Non-severe lower UTI female (non-pregnant) and male, second line
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3rd-line (when penicillin allergy and renal impairment): trimethoprim po
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MRSA UTI, first line
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Lower UTI with no systemic sepsis: nitrofurantoin po
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MRSA UTI, second line
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UTI with systemic sepsis or pyelonephritis: vancomycin iv
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Pyelonephritis/upper UTI (inc. pregnancy), first line
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Co-amoxiclav iv; consider adding gentamicin iv; if high risk MRSA: add vancomycin iv
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Pyelonephritis/upper UTI (inc. pregnancy), second line
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Ceftriaxone iv; severe penicillin allergy: ciprofloxacin po; consider adding gentamicin iv; if high risk MRSA: add vancomycin iv
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Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy
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Await sensitivities, then options include: amoxicillin po, nitrofurantoin po, cefalexin po, trimethoprim po, co-amoxiclav po
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Lower UTI in pregnancy (non-severe)
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Treat according to sensitivity data if available; if not treat empirically: cefalexin po or nitrofurantoin po; add vancomycin iv
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Asymptomatic bacterial colonisation
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Treatment not required HAD YOU WONDERING THERE
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Non-severe lower UTI female (non-pregnant) and male, first line
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Nitrofurantoin po or co-amoxiclav po
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