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After getting one uti do you have an increased risk at getting another?
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Rec UTI: Recurrent UTI may be common in females, if it occurs in males it. Need to be evaluated for stones, prostate, hydrnephrosis etc. Irrespective of sex recurrent UTI should be thoroughly checked.
Answered 6/10/2014
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