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Can cephalexin help a uti?
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Yes : The antibiotic concentrates in the kidneys quite well. If the bacteria is sensitive to cephalexin, your symptoms of a UTI should go away within 24 hours. If not, i'd recommend getting it re- evaluated by your prescriber.
Answered 6/10/2014
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