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A member asked:
I keep getting bladder infections every couple of months? will it help if my husband gets condoms?
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Probably not: I am guessing that you get cystitis from the mechanical aspects of intercourse. This will not be prevented by a condom. You need to drink a lot, especially acidifly juices like cranberry and for a while urinate as soon as possible after sex.
Answered 8/17/2012
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