Treating Patients With Symptoms Of Recurrent UTI

For patients and providers, few things are more frustrating than recurrent UTIs.

This week, let’s talk about recurrent UTIs and how to get real results for your patients.

Gender - and how to approach all patients in an inclusive wayThe difference between recurrent and relapsing UTIEvidence-based versus anecdotal risk factorsLabs to order, what to look for (and how to look)Strategies for management

Adding to the tools in your toolkit will lead to strategies for success, which will make it MUCH easier to work with the frustrated patient with recurrent UTI. Feel confident in your approach and help your patients to break the cycle of recurrent (or relapsing) UTI.

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