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I have had recurring bladder infections for the past ten months and been on antibiotics 5 or 6 times. should i consult a urologist?
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Ask urogynecologist: It would be best to seek a careful gyn evaluation and consultation by a urogynecologist, a gynecologist with special expertise in problems /disorders of the bladder and pelvis.
Answered 9/30/2019
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