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Is 1 or 2 uti's a year a lot?
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UTI, Simple cystitis: Approximately half of all women above the age of 18 years will develop a urinary tract infection in their lifetime, and about a third will have another UTI within 6 months. Complicated UTI (infection extending to the kidney, abnormal genitourinary tract, catheter) and recurrent non-complicated UTI (2 episodes within 6 months, or 3 episodes within the same year) should be evaluated by a doctors.
Answered 9/24/2021
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