Urinary tract infection (UTI) – recurrent
Adult

Urology

Useful Management Information

  • Medical management
    • MSU
    • STI screen if appropriate
    • Antibiotics
    • USS and post-void residual
    • Consider urinary alkalising agent ural/cranberry products
    • Consider alpha blockers if high residual volume with benign prostatism in men

Minimum Referral Criteria

Does your patient meet the minimum referral criteria?
Category 1 (appointment within 30 calendar days)
  • No category 1 criteria
Category 2 (appointment within 90 calendar days)
  • Recurrent (women > 3 per year, men > 1 per year) or persistent UTI and any of the following:
    • upper urinary tract infections
Category 3 (appointment within 365 calendar days)
  • No category 3 criteria

Essential Referral Information

  • MSU M/C/S results
  • USS urinary tract results

Additional Referral Information

  • ELFT results
  • STI screen results
Last updated 8 March 2024

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Internal Referrals

Fax

(07) 5687 4497

Post

Booking and Referral Centre
Gold Coast University Hospital
1 Hospital Boulevard
Southport QLD 4215

Enquiries

1300 559 083

Related HealthPathways

No directly related pathways found

Service Availability

Dr Chris Tracey
A/Medical Director Urology

Facilities

Gold Coast University Hospital

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