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What Can Cause UTI?
I have a uti. The urine sample came back as positive for Citrobacter Koseri. I am a healthly 35 year old woman and are concerned as to why I would get this infection. I have read on the net that it is more common in children, the elderly or immune compromised people. Is it possible that I could still get this infection and not have any other health concerns. I had a routine full blood count done late Jan that came back completely normal. Any advice would be great.
Wed, 6 Jun 2018
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It is possible to get recurrent urine infection without any other health concern as
- lack of hydration
- altered urine pH
- excess perspiration
- genital hygiene
- sexually transmitted
- others.
Hope this will help you to understand the issue.
Thank you.
It is possible to get recurrent urine infection without any other health concern as
- lack of hydration
- altered urine pH
- excess perspiration
- genital hygiene
- sexually transmitted
- others.
Hope this will help you to understand the issue.
Thank you.
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