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How can one stop getting recurring vaginal infections or uti?
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2 ways: By finding an actual cause, for example kidney stones causing infections, and treating it or treating infections properly and completely as many times treatment is not completed or covers partially the microorganisms causing the infection.
Answered 10/7/2020
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