Urinary and Bladder Disorders Forum

Do you think it would help if when i go to the clinic and get treatment for uti's that never go away i should ask my boyfriend to go as well, He says he has no problems but everytime i go and get treatment for my utis it always comes back again and again, Do you think it could be anything related to him ?

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Sydney123456

replied on August 3rd, 2008

Experienced User

Yes- the both of you should go to the doc and get it all cleared up.

It is not uncommon for couples to pass a UTI back and forth. Guys seem to think it's just a female thing, so they don't get treatment sometimes. So, you gave it to him...he gave it to you...you gave it to him...etc.

Both of you should get it checked out so you can nip this puppy in the bud for good!

Good luck!

ylccshadwell

replied on January 2nd, 2009

New User

uti pain relief

how to relief pain and discomfort

WinterDreams

replied on January 2nd, 2009

Experienced User

Water, water water. Thats all i can say, But since i have been in Poland i have found some wonderful meds that you can buy from the chemist called Uroval Manosa, Its a tablet form you just take it for quick relief.
All the best
Sarah

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