Recurrent UTIs That Won't Go Away? New Research Reveals What's Really Happening

Recurrent UTIs that never resolve are one of the most common stories I hear, and one of the most misdiagnosed.New research in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, reported by NPR this morning: in 253 women carrying a recurrent UTI diagnosis, only 15 percent had a problem limited to the bladder. The rest had hormonally driven vulvar inflammation, pelvic floor dysfunction, or both.Important context: this was a specialty referral population, meaning antibiotics had already failed these women. The finding is not that UTIs are imaginary. The finding is that when a… Video by YouTube channel.