UTI- Treat it right

12/21/21 • 10 min

Felt a cramp or pain, or any discomfort while passing urine? Well, that is nothing but one of the indicators of a urinary tract infection (UTI). One of the most common infections to happen for a vulva owner, UTIs, continue to be ignored or treated properly. This not only adds to the misery of the infection recurring again and again but also risks the infection spreading to the kidneys causing serious complications. This unawareness is burdened by numerous myths surrounding this infection too. In this episode on Guy from Gynec, Dr Ash gives you an insight into the symptoms of UTIs, explaining how it is managed along with clearing some myths which are considered to be associated with UTIs.

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