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I get recurring utis, up to five times a year.is this normal?
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Frequent UTI's: Causes of recurrent uti's are: bacteria entering the urethra during sexual intercourse urinary tract problems problems emptying the bladder completely due to blockage, muscle or nerve problems kidney or bladder stones see a urologist to see if you have an obstruction and, if you resolve it, you can end the problem you have with your recurrent uti's. Good luck.
Answered 11/7/2013
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