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taykare

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Constant Bladder/liver Infections Posted: 08-30-07 04:01am


Does anyone know why you would get one infectiomn raight after another is it always because it was not treated right the first time, Have a greenish pee and on yet another antibioti to et rid of the infection. I take the meds but have not had antibioics for the few years. am very confused why this is happening. I am a clean person, I wash regularly. help any input would be great taykare

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