Several studies reported that UTI/bikunin levels can increase up to 10-fold following both acute and chronic inflammatory diseases [22], bladder carcinoma [23], brain contusion [24], disseminated cancers [25], acute hepatitis [26], Fabry's disease [27], Crohn's disease, arthritis, pericarditis, deep vein thrombosis, fibromyalgia, asthmatiform bronchitis [28, neoplasia, and kidney diseases [4]. This evidence concerns the gene AMBP and bacterial urinary tract infection.