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Uti meds finished but still get toilet so much? (medicines was for 5 days) .
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Resistant UTI: I am not clear whether a urine culture was done. Taking an antibiotic does not mean, infection will go away. Infection, could be resistant to the antibiotic taken. If sexually active at this age, treatment/ diagnosis would change entirely. Get checked.
Answered 11/21/2014
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