| dc.description.abstract | Urinary tract infection is one of the most frequent forms of infection in the world, this report is focusing on investigating the formation of bacterial growth in individuals who had not appear indications of infection, a condition known as silent bacteriuria or asymptomatic infection. E.Coli is the most prevalent caus., To monitor bacterial growth, 24 samples were separated into 12 males and 12 females in this investigation. Around 75% of the men exhibited no growth, whereas 25% showed little increase. In contrast the percentage regarding the females was high, about 16.7% having strong growth, 66.7% having low growth, and only 16.7% being sterile. Because of the physical and anatomical differences between the two genders, there is a complete difference in the results. | en_US |
