Persistent Uti - Urinary Tract Infection Is Not Going Away It's

Persistent UTI

Asked for Female, 24 Years

Urinary tract infection is not going away it's been two weeks I am taking my antibiotics but the problem is persistent Antibiotics: Norflox 400

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Dr. Varsha Patil

Gynecologist 24 yrs exp Mumbai

Maybe you are resistant to Norflox. Do see a doctor

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