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asked by: PassionFlowerLover on October 29th, 2006
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U.T.I.S are very common for me and quite annoying! I left one untreated and it seems to be gone now. But everytime I have sex, it starts to feel irritated. Confused

so I was wondering what women who have these frequently do to help prevent them and how might I stop the irritation from happening.
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hopesprings2
replied on July 21st, 2007
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PassionFlowerLover wrote:
U.T.I.S are very common for me and quite annoying! I left one untreated and it seems to be gone now. But everytime I have sex, it starts to feel irritated. Confused

so I was wondering what women who have these frequently do to help prevent them and how might I stop the irritation from happening.
if you are in menopause ( you didnt say) that kinda doesnt help.id make sure it was well lubercated and ask a doctor maybe about a time time pill .also always pee pee as soon as sex is over.
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Laura77
replied on September 2nd, 2007
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i CANT REALLY ADVISE ON YOUR SITUATION ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO BUT ALL I DO WANT TO SAY IS THAT PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE THEM UNTREATED. PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT THEY ARENT THAT BAD BUT RE-OCCURANT ONES CAN MAKE THE BACTERIA TRAVEL UP THE TUBES TO THE KIDNEYS AND THIS CAN LEAD TO KIDNEY PROBS. ANTIBIOTICS NEED TO BE TAKEN OR DRINK ALOT OF CRANBERRY JUICE.... IT REALLY DOES HELP. ITS UNROMANTIC BUT SEX MUST BE DONE AFETR YOU HAVE BOTH HAD A CLEAN
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mike17
replied on November 13th, 2007
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don't leave it un-treated , see your doctor,
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