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I have frequent uti's every 3 months, with no health insurance. how can i reduce having them? i've tried everything!
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See dr: You need to see a doctor - either your primary care or a urologist. This is not normal and can lead to serious health issues (that will cost you far more money) in the future. Tests are needed to find the cause. Also, why don't you have health insurance?You are young and if you have no other health issues, it should be affordable if you are working. If you are in school, get on your parent's plan.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Boost your immunity: Lowered immunity can cause frequent UTIs. Taking a zinc supplement 25-50 mg/day ("Now") and a good probiotic ("MegaFoods MegaFlora Plus") daily might help solve the problem since they both boost immunity.
Answered 9/28/2016
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