Here are some ...: As always, one has to look into if you have any underlying reasons for persistent recurrent UTI such as kidney / bladder stones, diverticulum of urethra or bladder, foreign body, etc. At times, even though an underlying cause is identified, you and Doc have to work out to balance between medical necessity & professional possibility. With these in mind, you can converse & cooperate better with Doc.
Answered 12/21/2015
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Chr, recurrent UTI: Need sensitivities to dictate your antibiotic type and course of treatment. Do you have back pain? There may be a reason for recurrent, chronic UTI's such as urethral stricture or bladder or kidney stones. Since you are taking prednisone, your immune function is also suppressed. Consider an ID or Urology specialist. Might also have a neurogenic bladder that doesn't completely empty.
Answered 10/3/2015
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