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how do you stop the burning when you pee when you have a uti?


Question Posted Monday February 14 2011, 7:10 pm

i have a uti and i can't pee cause it burns. how do i get rid of the burning?

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Razhie answered Monday February 14 2011, 9:21 pm:
You see a doctor to get the antibiotics you need to cure the urinary tract infection.

You can minimize the burning by drinking lots and lots (some people find cranberry juice is particularly good for minimizing the pain) and peeing often - since that keeps the bacteria from building up so much.

You have to bite the bullet and go pee even though it hurts, then drink as much as you can bare and keep going to the bathroom often - it will hurt less that way.

However, that just manages the pain. For a cure, you need to see a doctor.

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