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I compressed to go urine i went urine test doctor told me that i have uti. he gave antibiotics . how this causes ? i drink more water everyday
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There are many cause: Drinking a good amount of fluid is helpful. There are many causes of urinary tract infections. A visit with your physician will answer your questions and help you decrease the incidence of infections.
Answered 4/15/2015
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