Urinary tract infections (UTI) are more common in women than in men. Microbiological examination of the urine (urinary cultures) is necessary to identify the infective agent and to choose an appropriate antibiotic. Frequent UTIs indicate that you are experiencing chronic UTIs. Chronic urinary infections can be due to an infection that has gone on unhealed or you maybe experiencing an anatomic disorder of the urinary tract that makes you susceptible to frequent UTIs. Blood in the urine (haematouria) can be present in cases of urinary infection but kidney failure can also manifested with haematouria. You might want to request a kidney status (urea, creatinin and urinary analyses) to exclude possible kidney disorder. You can consult a urologist or nephrologist about your problem.

Undigested food in the stool is a normal event because some types of food (vegetables) can’t be digested by the human’s digestive tract.