[2] Recurrent urinary tract infections (RUTIs) are defined as three episodes of UTIs in the previous 12 months. [3] Between 20–30% of women who have one episode will have a further episode and ...

Recently, media personality Abbie Chatfield posted on TikTok explaining she was starting a vaccine to help prevent UTIs. So ...

A web-based analysis has the advantage of capturing the views of a large and diverse population of women with a shared condition. Many of the accounts on the web forum are deeply personal ...

Around one in five women have repeated UTIs – more than two UTIs in six months, or more than three in a year. “You may get a recurrent UTI if the first UTI wasn’t adequately treated,” Dr ...

“First things first, if we can use it in recurrent UTI (and there’s a lot of women with recurrent UTI) then we can show that ...

It is most common in sexually active younger women. It is believed that women get UTIs more frequently because their urethra is shorter, making it easier for bacteria to enter the bladder. There are ...

Frequent urges to rush to the bathroom or pain when urinating could signal a dreaded urinary tract infection (UTI). While ...

Current use of hormonal contraception for birth control, compared with never use, among women younger than 40 years is significantly associated with a 22-fold higher prevalence of recurrent UTIs.

Question: I keep getting UTIs despite two courses of antibiotics. My sex life hasn’t drastically changed so I don’t think ...

A drug that patients with recurrent and chronic urinary tract infections (UTI) currently spend over £500 a year on privately will become widely available via the NHS next month, i can reveal.