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Help! need to know if there's an over-the-counter effective treatment for a uti?
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No: Otc treatments for uti's are generally to help with symptoms. Treatment for eradication of the infection is accomplished by a physician prescribing an anti-infective for the uti.
Answered 3/30/2014
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