Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Relief that lasts, not just another round of antibiotics
Burning, urgency, pressure, or that familiar ache. If these symptoms keep coming back, you’re not alone. Many women experience recurrent urinary tract infections, often defined as two or more infections within six months or three or more in a year.
And yet, despite how common they are, chronic UTIs are often misunderstood or undertreated.
Understanding Recurrent UTIs
UTIs occur when bacteria, most often E. coli from the digestive tract, enter the urinary system. While most single infections resolve with antibiotics, recurring infections may signal an underlying issue such as:
- Hormonal changes after menopause
- Vaginal or pelvic-floor changes after childbirth
- Incomplete bladder emptying
- Kidney stones or urinary blockage
- Sexual activity or certain contraceptives
- Bacterial resistance to common antibiotics
Whatever the cause, you shouldn’t have to accept chronic infections as a fact of life. Our specialists are here to help break the cycle and protect your long-term urinary health.
Our Approach to Care
At Urology Alliance, we don’t just treat infections, we investigate them. Our approach blends precise diagnostics, evidence-based medicine, and preventive strategies tailored to each woman’s body and history.
- Comprehensive evaluation – We review your infection history, perform urine cultures and imaging, and assess the urinary tract for any structural or functional issues.
- Targeted treatment – Instead of repeated broad-spectrum antibiotics, we base treatment on culture results to precisely target the bacteria involved, minimizing side effects and resistance.
- Prevention strategies – We help you stay infection-free through personalized prevention plans, which may include:
- Vaginal estrogen therapy to support postmenopausal tissue health
- Non-antibiotic prophylaxis (D-mannose, methenamine, probiotics)
- Hydration and hygiene guidance=
- Bladder-emptying techniques or pelvic-floor therapy
- Addressing contributing conditions such as OAB or prolapse
- Collaborative care – If your case involves hormonal, sexual, or pelvic factors, we coordinate with female pelvic medicine and gynecology specialists to treat the full picture, not just the symptoms.
Why Choose Urology Alliance
- Specialists in female urinary health – Our urologists and pelvic-floor experts bring decades of experience in diagnosing and managing complex, recurrent infections.
- Advanced testing & technology – We use precise cultures, imaging, and bladder evaluations to find the real source of infection.
- Prevention-first philosophy – We focus on long-term solutions that reduce antibiotic dependence and improve bladder health.
- National expertise, local care – With Alliance practices across the country, you have access to leading-edge care close to home.
Stop the cycle and start feeling better for good
If you’ve had one infection after another, it’s time for answers and lasting relief. At Urology Alliance, our specialists will uncover the cause, design a prevention plan that works for you, and help restore your comfort and confidence.
