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chronic urinary tract infection

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chronic urinary tract infection
Chronic UTI, recurrent urinary tract infection Urology Repeated episodes–> 2 times in 6 months, or prolonged bacterial infection of bladder and urethra accompanied by repeated cystitis, or UTI that does not respond to the usual treatment or that lasts > 2 wks; in young ♀, recurrent UTIs may indicate obstructive urinary tract defects–eg, ureterovesical reflux, and should be evaluated. See Urinary tract infection.


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The Essential Guide to Urinary Tract Problems in Women is a straightforward yet sympathetic discussion of women's urinary tract disorders, including chronic urinary tract infections, different types of incontinence, pelvic floor prolapse, and interstitial cystitis.
People with chronic urinary tract infections and stones will often need the stone removed if the doctor determines that the infection results from the stone's presence.
NXB-4221 is targeted to treat acute and chronic urinary tract infections where currently available treatments are often inadequate in the elderly and in children, particularly in persons with spinal disorders and with chronic bladder catheterization.
 
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