Abstract
Many clinicians believe that most uncomplicated urinary tract infections (lITIs) should be treated with a large dose of a drug given for a prolonged period. It is the current practice for a patient to be treated with a 5 to 21 day curative course of an appropriate antibacterial agent. However, there is no convincing evidence that a longer course of medication is more successful than a short course of treatment.
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