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I had to take 5 days course of antibiotics because of a uti. there was a significant improvement but now i dont take antibiotics it feels like its back as when i urinate its painful ?
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Persistent UTI: The bacteria causing your UTI probably isn't fully susceptible to the antibiotic you were given. Contact hte doctor or clinic where you were treated. You probably need another urinalysis, culture to determin exactly what bacteria is causing it, and the antibiotic(s) that will work best. Good luck.
Answered 8/16/2020
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