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Uti symptoms returned after one week of healing. what do i do now?
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UTI: Go back to your doctor. You may not have been treated sufficiently long, may have had an organism causing this that was not fully sensitive to the antibiotic with which you were treated, you may now have a new infection, or there may be other issues. You need to be seen and evaluated. Good luck.
Answered 10/17/2013
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