One hundred thirty four urine samples were collected from diabetic patients during the period from March –November -2014. From these samples there were 62.7% positive samples, women represented 45.3% and men represented 54.7% , some of them were a symptomatic as women represented 60.5% and men represented 58.7%  and some were with clinical symptoms with or without a history of UTI. Hypertension diabetic women represented 45% and men represented 26% .Men suffering from prostate enlargement were represented 35% from the total diabetics .The E.coli isolates were  represented 28.6% from the total cases ,Klebsiella spp  isolates represented 20%, S. aureus   isolates represented 16.7%,Proteus spp  isolates represented 15.5% followed by Streptococcus fecalis  isolates represented 13% and Candida albicans isolates represented 6.2%.

Both gram positive and negative isolates were tested for their susceptibility and resistance to some common antibiotics, S.aureus isolates were resistant to ampicillin ,  cefotaxime    and  amoxicillin (71.4%,57%) respectively , Streptococcus  fecalis  isolates were  resistant to erythromycin 82% and susceptible to ampicillin 73% , E.coil isolates were resistant to cloramphenicol 58% and susceptible to ciprofloxacin 83%  . Klebsiella spp isolates were susceptible to ciprofloxacin and gentamicin both (100%) ,Proteus spp isolates were  susceptible to norfloxacin 92%.