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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
Pee is usually odorless, but if it’s stinky, your diet is the most likely culprit
Signs to look out for include pain and changes in frequency or urgency
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