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calliebug14
Asked February 2015
Can a UTI cause confusion of a elderly?
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calliebug14
Feb 2015
yeah thats what she has the doctor said she has had it for a while and that it was bad
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Feb 2015
My Aunt E lived to be 100. The only time she was confused at all was when she had a uti, in her late 80s.
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EaseLiving
Feb 2015
Most definitely! I have seen people admitted to the hospital with suspicion of stroke that turned out to have a UTI. A few days on antibiotics and they were back their normal selves.
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Feb 2015
Yes, it could. Here's a really good article from AgingCare.
https://www.agingcare.com/articles/urinary-tract-infections-elderly-146026.htm
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