I : I agree with your doctor. This incident does not necessarily mean you will get a vaginal or urinary tract infection. There is a possibility that harmful bacteria present in the diarrhea did not enter the vaginal or urinary tract. So like your doctor, i agree that you should wait for symptoms to occur. For example a UTI can cause burning with urination, frequency, lower abdominal pain, and even fever. While a vaginal bacteriainfection usually presents with a vaginal discharge with a foul odor and irritation. If any of the above occur please see your doctor. I wish you well.
Answered 7/27/2017
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Follow your Dr's: guidance. Hydrate wi water & other fluids to flush infection. Acidify urine wi Vit C to kill bacteria - VIT C – oranges, grapefruit & kiwi. Unsweetened cranberry juice can decrease bacteria adhering to urinary tract. Beneficial supplements: cranberry or garlic extracts, bearberry leaf & D-Mannose. Probiotics can help. REF: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/uti-home-remedies#section5
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