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Utinaty tract infections

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I have a UTI right now, and on a few diff meds for it. What's the one you mentioned for?

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    I been having one that have last me 2month don't know what 2 do or what it can be causing this .. Waiting on the result of my urologist .. So scare ..

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    I had one when I went in for my EGD but no symptoms. Guessing it was from bad dehydration. They gave me IV antibiotics since I was getting fluids anyway. I would think as long as azo has no NSAIDs you should be ok.

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    Not sure, but I do take a daily cranberry pill to avoid getting a UTI. Works wonders.

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