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Is Uti dangerous?
I keep getting UTI like almost once every year...since the past 5 to 6 years. I have been through menopause last year. Should I be concerned?
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May lead to kidney injury
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Rule out diabetes/ stone /injury to urine path
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Peri menopausal period will predispose to infections because of hormonal changes. But get your blood sugar checked. Diabetes will also cause frequent uti. Also get checked for any anatomical defect like reflux , which can also cause frequent uti. Take care of your hygiene too. Improve your immunity also.
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Check blood glucose levels Drink lot of water Any other symptoms Contact me , available nw
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