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Changes in Elderly Behavior May Indicate Onset of a UTIA Place for Mom, Inc. Makes the point that the most apparent symptom of onset of a urinary tract infection (UTI) in the elderly is a rather sudden change in behavior. Confusion, extreme irritability, incontinence, or not being able to do tasks the person could easily do a few days before could all be symptoms of a UTI. Caregivers need to be vigilant and aware that changes in elderly behavior may indicate onset of a UTI. A urine sample should be presented to a doctor or lab for testing.  Comments are closed. |
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