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Could having constant uti's be a sign of something more serious?
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Yes: It could indicate a chronic prostate infection, large post void residual volume in the bladder, vessico-ureteral reflux, infected bladder or renal stones, ineffective antibiotic treatment etc. Get checked out by an infectious disease specialist or urologist.
Answered 1/5/2019
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