Repetitive UTIs

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Unless you are in the fortunate minority of women who have never had a urinary tract infection (UTI), you will know the symptoms well. You might feel a frequent urgency to urinate yet pass little urine when you go, your urine might be cloudy, blood-tinged, and or strong-smelling. Up to 30% of women who have had a urinary tract infection, the infection returns within three to six months.

If you have repeated UTIs, you would have experienced the toll they take on your life. However, you may take some comfort in knowing that they are not likely to be the result of anything that you have done. They are not due to poor hygiene or something else that women have brought on themselves. Some women and men are just prone to them.
Recurrent UTIs are usually managed by long-term antibiotic use, which in turn can cause antibiotic resistance and an adverse effect on our gut microbiome which is essential to our overall health.
Available now is a revolutionary vaccine that raises protective, long-term antibody responses against UTI-causing bacteria helping to stop future UTI infections.
Don’t suffer in silence, contact our GP at Clinica Britannia to consult whether this treatment is a suitable option for you.

● Clinica Britannia, Ejércitos Españoles 16, 1st Floor, Calpe.
Tel 965 837 553 or 607 255 755 - 24 hours a day - 365 days a year.