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A member asked:
I've had a uti for a very long time and been on several antibiotics nothing seems to help its getting worse what do i do?
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See a board certifie: Certified urologist, if u are already doing that , then see a urologist at at ucla or southern cal med school, u need an extensive workup.
Answered 3/4/2013
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I get a UTI almost every time I have sex. I've been on all the different antibiotics. What can I do to prevent myself from getting uti's after sex?
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