A member asked:

Im on alprim or keflex for long term treatment for recurrent uti's. i usually have e. coli but sometimes staph?? i still get uti on my antibiotics!

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Dr. Hunter Handsfield answered

Specializes in Infectious Disease

Resistant UTI: Bacteria causing UTI vary widely in antibiotic susceptibility, and the more frequently UTIs recur or are treated, the higher the chance of an antibiotic-resistant infection. Resistance to both trimethoprim (Alrpim) and cephalexin (Keflex) isn't rare, especially after repeated treatmnt. You need a urine culture with testing of the bug for the best antibiotic. See a doctor about it. Good luck!

Answered 10/15/2017

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