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I've recently finished my antibiotics and is currently recovering from a urinary tract infection that occurred from sex. will the minor cramps go away?
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Cramps: The minor cramps should go away. It depends also on what you actually had. Most of the utis still have some inflammation in the bladder/urethra after bacteria are gone. It is important to continue drinking water, and maybe cranberry juice until it goes away.
Answered 4/23/2013
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