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Is it normal to have 3 urinary tract infections in less than 2 months? which consequences can it cause?
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Frequent UTI's: It is not normal to have 3 uti's in 2 months. The causes of these uti's may be due to the fact that you have an anatomical problem leading to obstruction of your urine outflow tract. You should see a urologist to be evaluated for a possible obstruction and if one is present and resolved, you may not have any more utis. Good luck.
Answered 12/18/2013
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