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A member asked:
Can the bladder infection go away without medication?is one of the risk factors is having had before uti?because i had it
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UTI. : Bladder infections tend to be bacterial in etiology. So if you're truly experiencing another UTI, it's unlikely to go away without antibiotics.
Answered 3/4/2017
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