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Hi, i went out yesterday and drank with a few friends and then i got a uti today and took two azos pills..is that okay?
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Drinking does not cause UTI. Best to talk to Dr. We are here 24/7.
Answered 12/15/2022
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Your self diagnosis is wrong. You do not get UTI from drinking. If you have symptoms similar to UTI it is probably from irritation of the urinary tract and not an infection. Azo will take care of burning. Drink plenty of water and you will be OK. Next time if you think you have a medical condition- pl consult a medical professional.
Answered 12/16/2022
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