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What treatment should i take for uti?
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UTI's, if bacterial in nature, are treated with antibiotics. Have your physician determine which one is best for your condition.
Answered 6/21/2023
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Self diagnosis is very often wrong. If you have symptoms pl see a doc- get examined and treated
Answered 6/21/2023
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