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Can someone get uti again after treating it. (if it is finished so can it comes again?)
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UTI: Recurrent UTis are more common in women due to the anatomically smaller urethra. Recurrent UTIs in males should be evaluated by a urologist. All should remember to stay hydrated with 6-8 glasses of water daily, empty one's bladder after sex, and avoid contamination of the stool in the vagina or penis opening.
Answered 7/16/2014
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