Association of Antibiotic Resistance Traits in Uropathogenic Escherichia coli (UPEC) Isolates

Table 2

Categorization and clinical symptoms of urinary tract infection patients (n = 42).

Characteristics	Prevalence
Mean age irrespective of sex (years/range of year)	35/13–68
Mean age of males (years/range of year)	42/14–68
Mean age of females (years/range of year)	33/13–61
Male (number/% of the patients)	8/19.05
Female (number/% of the patients)	34/80.95
Age distribution of cases (number/% of the patients)
11–20 years	7/16.67
21–30 years	16/38.10
31–40 years	4/9.52
41–50 years	5/11.91
51–60 years	8/19.05
61–70 years	2/4.75
Clinical conditions general sense of uneasy feeling (number/% of the patients)	41/97.62
Discomfort during micturition (number/% of the patients)	32/76.19
Lower abdominal pain (number/% of the patients)	18/42.86
Burning feelings during micturition (number/% of the patients)	34/80.95
Fever (number/% of the patients)	35/83.33
Back pain (number/% of the patients)	4/9.52
Renal stone (number/% of the patients)	2/4.76
Ulcer (number/% of the patients)	1/2.38
History of recurrent symptoms in the last six months (number/% of the patients)	8/19.05
Antibiotic use in the last one month (number/% of the patients)	17/40.48