Opinion|Videos|March 21, 2025
Examining Uncomplicated UTI Recurrence
Panelists discuss how uncomplicated urinary tract infection (UTI) recurrence affects 20% to 30% of female patients within 6 months of initial infection, with contributing factors including anatomical variances, hormonal changes, genetic predisposition, insufficient treatment duration, resistant pathogens, and biofilm formation that persists despite proper adherence to standard antibiotic protocols.
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- How common is recurrence of uncomplicated UTIs across various patient populations, and what factors contribute most to recurrences despite adherence to standard treatments?
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