Abstract
Urinary tract infections (UTI) are more common in women than in men. They are one of the most common bacterial infections managed by general practitioners and within the community. About 50% of women will be treated for a symptomatic UTI in their lifetime. The judicial use of antibiotics in the treatment of UTIs is important to prevent resistance to commonly used antibiotics. Patient education regarding the proper use of antibiotics and preventative measures is important in preventing recurrent and resistant infections. This article will discuss the diagnosis, treatment and education of women with acute, uncomplicated lower UTI.
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