بكالوريوس / Bachelor's

This study aims to assess recurrent urinary tract infections and their association with selected chemical pathology parameters, including serum creatinine and C-reactive protein. The study will be conducted using a clinical-based observational design. Relevant clinical data and laboratory results will be collected and analyzed to determine potential relationships between recurrent infections and biochemical changes. The findings are expected to contribute to a better understanding of the clinical impact of recurrent urinary tract infections and support improved patient management.

All participant information will be kept confidential. Data will be coded and stored securely, and no personal identifiers will be used in the analysis or publication of results. Access to data will be limited to the research team only.

The study involves minimal risk, limited to mild discomfort during blood sample collection. All samples will be collected by trained professionals using standard sterile procedures to minimize any risk.

Participants may benefit from early detection of abnormal laboratory findings. The study will also contribute to improving knowledge about recurrent urinary tract infections and their impact on renal function, which may help improve patient care.