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Food and drink choices, plus your weight and activity level, can all play a role
Yes, but male UTIs are often the result of another issue like diabetes, prostate problems or kidney stones
Only antibiotics will cure a UTI, but home remedies could help prevent future infections
Changes in kidney function and new pressure on your bladder may have you running to the restroom a lot more often
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Going seven times a day is average, but more or less can be OK, too, as long as you’re not experiencing drastic changes
Pee is usually odorless, but if it’s stinky, your diet is the most likely culprit
Forget the myth and answer nature’s call when your bladder feels full
Research suggests the effect of the supplement, particularly for prostate health, may not deliver believed benefits
A bladder infection is definitely a UTI ... but not all UTIs are bladder infections
One medical test, two different parts
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