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Hi i have had an uti since the 13th it is now the 19th. can't get antibiotics so is azo tract health good enough.the pain is mild now and low burning.
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Professional care: The over-the-counter Azo products may help symptoms but do not kill bacteria or cure infections. You need professional examination to confirm the diagnosis (other things can mimic UTI, such as STDs) and get proper treatment with an antibiotic. Low- or cost-free care is nearby: try a community clinic, the local health department, or a Planned Parenthood clinic. Good luck!
Answered 11/20/2016
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