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Urine infections are common, and for some women they return repeatedly. When infections keep coming back, it is worth looking for a pattern rather than treating each episode in isolation.
A specialist assessment considers your history, how the infections have been diagnosed and treated, and whether anything is making them more likely.
Simple measures often help, and non-surgical approaches are usually considered first. Where further investigation is useful, your specialist will explain why.
You do not need to accept recurring infections as something to live with. Ask for a review.