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Frequent UTI's - could medications be a contributing factor?


                                         
Asked by Unregistered (Female; 41; USA; slight anxiety; Relevant drugs:clonazepam 0.5 mg daily ) on Wed 20, Aug 2008 11:34am :

I have been experiencing frequent UTI's. I am prescribed an antibotic, it clears but comes back within a couple of months. I currently take clonazepam, could that be a contributing factor?


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