What are differential diagnosis for UTI in child?
What are differential diagnosis for UTI in child? Other differential diagnoses include viral infection, post-vaccination fever, urinary calculi, vaginal foreign body, orchitis, urethritis secondary to a sexually transmitted disease, Kawasaki disease, appendicitis, group A streptococcal infection, and, in the adolescent female, pelvic infection [3, 77]. What can be misdiagnosed as a UTI? UTIs share symptoms similar to STDs and are misdiagnosed more often than you may think. According to the American Society for Microbiology, 64 percent of the patients with a sexually transmitted infection (STI) were actually diagnosed as having a UTI instead. This is problematic. What are common assessment...