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I have had a documented uti for 20 months, antibiotics twice a year ago but none since can anything happen to me even though its been so long?
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Need more info: Your question is not clear. Suggest you consult with a urologist and be examined. At the same time they can answer any questions you might have.
Answered 9/8/2015
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See a urologist: To have a UTI for so long risks kidney damage. I would have a urologic evaluation to make sure there is no structural problem and make sure that the bug you are treating is sensitive to the antibiotics you are using.
Answered 9/8/2015
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