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Hi Rambo. I too have had my fair share of UTIs over time and I'm starting to wonder if there are any women around who've never been plagued by at least one in their life.

Herekitty has given you the link to our Women's Forum, and I'm thinking you may have more answers to your question if you were to post there.

Welcome to neuroTalk. It's good to have you with us.

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