Background Many of the acute infections that are seen in primary care and sometimes
managed with antibiotics are self-resolving and antibiotics may be unnecessary. Information …

Background: The risk of pyelonephritis following uncomplicated lower urinary tract infection
(cystitis) in women has not been studied in well-powered samples. This is likely due to the …

Background: Most antibiotics prescribed in primary care are for acute, and often self-limiting,
conditions. Patients' expectations of needing antibiotics are an influential driver of general …

Background Urinary tract infections (UTI) affect almost two-thirds of all women during their
lives and many experience recurrent infections. There are evidence-based guidelines from …

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Pregnant women with bacterial uria, more than half have infections with antibiotic-resistant
organisms. This pattern of resistance has a real clinical impact because pregnant women …

Covid-19 still dominates the global consciousness and therefore The BMJ's coverage. This
is unlikely soon to change, with the pandemic still growing exponentially. 1 This year has …

Urinary tract infection (UTI) is the second most popular infection in the geriatric community,
and the first popular is urine and fecal incontinence. Because of the effects of immunological …

Over half of women have at least one urinary tract infection in their lifetime. 1 Recurrence
(that is, at least three repeated infections per year or two infections in the preceding six …

Background: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most reported health issues in
ambulatory care. However, in half of all sexually active women of childbearing age, the …