Does a high ph level in your urinary tract cause uti, or the other way around?

Cause and effect: Some bacteria thrive in higher, or more basic, ph. And some bacteria cause elevated pH and subsequent urinary stones. This is one of the premises of Hiprex + vitamin c treatment to prevent UTI in patients suffering from recurrent uti. By maintaining a relatively lower ph, UTI may be less likely.

Not directly related: Urinary pH is related to diet & metabolism. Although many bacteria thrive in alkaline urine. You can cranberry juice, cranberry extract to reduce ability of bacteria to adhere to bladder lining or high doses (1 - 2 grams) of vitamin c/ascorbic acid daily to acidify your urine.