Recurrent urinary tract infection in women is a common problem. There is no universally
accepted definition, but most clinicians would classify recurrent UTI as being two episodes of …

Uncomplicated urinary tract infection (UTI) is the most common bacterial infection in women.
Most women experience at least one episode during their lives, and each year about 10 …

Recurrent acute cystitis, or recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI), is common in women, and
most primary care providers will encounter this clinical entity many times in their practice …

Objectives To explore the views of women with urinary tract infection on the acceptability of
different strategies for managing the infection, including delayed use of antibiotics, and the …

• In about a third of women with an uncomplicated urinary tract infection, the infection may
resolve by about 7-10 days without the need for antibiotics• The option of “wait and …

Objective To test and compare the efficacy of methenamine hippurate for prevention of
recurrent urinary tract infections with the current standard prophylaxis of daily low dose …

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is a frequent reason for consulting in primary care and is the
leading reason for an antibiotic prescription among women. 1 Community acquired UTIs are …

Background At least half of all adult women will experience infective cystitis (urinary tract
infection: UTI) at least once in their life and many suffer from repeated episodes. Recurrent …

On the face of it, urinary tract infection seems to be a straightforward clinical presentation
with an equally straightforward therapeutic response. Unlike other symptom constellations …

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is second only to respiratory tract infection in the use of
antibiotics. It is an international priority to rationalise antibiotic use in primary care given the …