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What to do about recurring uti?
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Recurrent uti: Recurrent UTIs can be prevented by drinking more water. Also antibiotics after intercourse can help. Some people can benefit from a daily low dose antibiotic. Cranberry extract is also another source which can help. Also avoid hot tubs, jacuzzis
Answered 11/4/2014
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