Women who have frequent UTI's may continuously take low doses of antibiotics (the antibiotic can be taken daily, 3 times a week, or immediately after sexual intercourse).
Instead this, you may try to drinking cranberry juice (about 10 ounces [about 300 milliliters] of juice or 2 ounces [about 50 milliliters] of concentrate per day) or taking cranberry pills, because cranberry fruit contains a substance that directly inhibits bacterial attachment to the bladder and because it acidifies the urine (making it a less hospitable environment for bacterial growth).
Sometimes abnormal connection (fistula) between vagina and bladder can lead to frequent UTI's.

Check your sugar blood levels, too!

I've been in the same boat, luckily mine have gotten less frequent as this year went on...but anyway, I actually started taking the cranberry pills almost daily and it seems that has helped. So I would def recommend them!

Just wondering about the sugar blood levels...is that a common thing for them to check at the doc with persons with frequent UTI's? I had a CAT Scan and everything was good, so they referred me to a urologist.. They've never asked about my blood levels or anything...so I guess my question is, does the amount of sugar a person eats be a factor in getting these annoying UTI's?