Doctors should not be diagnosing Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in under-65s without at least two symptoms present, health experts have now said.
UTIs - a common condition in women and people with female reproductive organs - should only be diagnosed if you have more than one "key symptom", doctors are now saying.
This includes a burning pain when passing urine, needing to wee more at night and “cloudy” urine.
