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I am experiencing frequent water infections that can last many weeks.
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Recurrent Infections: It might be due to presence of resistant or unusual bug that cause recurrent urine infection. Also it might be caused by anatomical problems with your urinary tract system You need to see your doctor to arrange different testing for you Also you need to pay attention to hygiene and keeping the area clean especially after using the toilet or urination and defecation, and after intercourse
Answered 2/3/2017
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