The Clinical Significance of High Antimicrobial Resistance in Community-Acquired Urinary Tract Infections

Table 1

Clinical and demographic variables of 296 patients with community-acquired urinary tract infection and asymptomatic bacteriuria.

Variable	Mean ± SD or n (%)
Age	54 ± 19
Feminine gender	262 (89)
Menopause	130 (44)
Pregnant	13 (4)
Multiparous (≥2 births)	128 (43)
Previous UTIs (≥1)	83 (28)
Signs and symptoms	n (%)
Pollakiuria	228 (77)
Change in urine color	187 (63)
Dysuria	181 (61)
Urinary urgency	170 (57)
Suprapubic pain	143 (48)
Hematuria	48 (16)
Fever	47 (16)
General malaise	22 (7)
Comorbidities	n (%)
Hypertension	66 (22)
Type 2 diabetes mellitus	25 (8)
Hypothyroidism	23 (8)