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A member asked:
I barely started presenting symptoms of a uti what can i do at home to get rid of it or what antibacterial can i take?
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Don't self treat: This needs to be professionally diagnosed, not self treated. Anyway, there are no home treatments that are reliable; you need an antibiotic by prescription. And maybe not a UTI anyway. Gonorrhea and chlamydia often cause similar symptoms as UTI, and STDs are especially common at your age (18). Don't take chances; get checked in person.
Answered 7/13/2016
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