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I'm getting treated for a uti with antibiotics, and the burning sensation is gone but i still have the frequent urge to pee. will azo help with that?
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Yes, probably: Azo helps with irritative symptoms (like urgency, incontinence and frequency of urination). Take your antibiotics as prescribed and finish them all. Drink plenty of water. If your symptoms do not totally resolve, contact your doctor for further evaluation. Some bacteria are resistant to some antibiotics and you may need something different to resolve your problem. Take Care
Answered 5/23/2015
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