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I'm having a weird recurring uti. what kind of specialist should i talk to?

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Dr. George Klauber answered

Specializes in Pediatric Urology

Urologist is UTI Dr: Or urogynecologist. Wonder why recurrent uti's are "weird". Not uncommon in women, & more common when women reach menopause. Could utis be related to sex, in which case u should urinate after sex to prevent utis, wear cotton underwear, no thongs, shower rather than bathe, avoid or treat constipation & urinate at regular intervals. Cranberry juice, extract or tabs can help prevent utis.

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Answered 1/7/2015

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