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UTI - Urinary Tract Infection  
How can I prevent a urinary tract infection from happening?


You can help prevent UTIs if you:

  • Drink plenty of water and other noncaffeinated drinks. (Caffeine can cause the body to lose fluids.)
  • Do not delay urinating when you feel the need to urinate.
  • Use good hygiene when you use the toilet. For example, wipe from front to back to keep rectal bacteria from getting into the vagina and urethra.
  • Avoid using irritating cosmetics or chemicals in the area of the vagina and urethra (such as strong soaps, feminine hygiene sprays or douches, or scented napkins or panty liners).
  • Urinate soon after sexual intercourse.
  • Keep your genital area clean.
  • Empty your bladder completely when you urinate.
  • Wear all-cotton or cotton-crotch underwear and pantyhose. Change underwear and pantyhose every day.
(Last reviewed May 11, 2008)





   
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