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Should i go see a nephrologist or a urologist for recurrent uti's caused by intercourse?
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Urologist: See an experienced female-oriented urologist; be sure you evacuate your bladder after intercourse; be sure you drink a lot and evaluate your bladder frequently; urologist may do bladder ultrasound and post-void residual of urine volume which is important.
Answered 8/22/2018
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