Can you get a kidney infection without knowing you had a bladder infection?

Some infections seem to get to the kidneys very quickly, without causing any bladder symptoms. So it is possible to have a kidney infection without bladder symptoms. Since most kidney infections are caused by bacteria that go from the skin up the urinary tract through the bladder, the bacteria infect the bladder first, even though a person might not have bladder symptoms before the kidney pain begins. Learn more when you talk to your doctor.

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