Around one in five women have repeated UTIs – more than two UTIs in six months, or more than three in a year. “You may get a recurrent UTI if the first UTI wasn’t adequately treated,” Dr Nanayakkara ...

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If you find yourself dealing with bladder leaks or pain when you go to the bathroom, it may be a sign of a urinary tract infection (UTI). Sometimes, however, it can be difficult to determine if your ...