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Hello i have been to the doctors and was told i had a uti ,the pain has got worse but have no tempreture should i go back and see my doctor?
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Yes: I always tell my patients to return if the symptoms get worse or don't go away. No antibiotic is perfect, so it is possible that the antibiotic is not effective against your current infection, or there may be something else causing your pain! A quick urinalysis can tell if the treatment has been effective or not. Gt well soon!
Answered 4/16/2015
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