
10 year study shows antibiotics could be key to relieving chronic bladder pain
A 10 year study into chronic UTI, Recalcitrant chronic bladder pain and recurrent cystitis but negative urinalysis: What should we do?, was published this week. The study, led by Dr
New UTI test detects more bacteria than standard test – Healio
New findings presented at the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) convention ASM Microbe in New Orleans revealed that conventional tests missed 67% of uropathogens detected by a new enhanced test.
Everything you need to know about Urinary Tract Infections and how to battle through – Independent.ie Ireland
Suzanne Harrington is one of the many women who suffer from urinary tract infection. She breaks the code of silence on this painful and debilitating condition in the hope of
UTI test used by GPs gives wrong results in at least a fifth of cases, study claims – The Guardian
A test that is routinely used by doctors to diagnose urinary tract infections wrongly gives a negative result in a fifth of cases, scientists have found. The findings imply that
Women are being denied antibiotics for cystitis because GPs are failing to spot a third of cases, study claims – Daily Mail
Women are being denied antibiotics for the misery of cystitis because of imprecise tests at GP surgeries, research has found.Up to one in 20 doctor’s appointments for women is for
Everything you ever wanted to know about urinary tract infections – The Guardian
Millions of women suffer from UTIs, but they can strike men too. So why are most tests not up to the job? And should we be reaching for the cranberry
Common Test For Bladder Infections Misses Too Many Cases – NPR Shots
Most women know all too well the pain and discomfort of a urinary tract infection. They also know they’ll probably have to trek to the doctor for a urine analysis
GP guidance on UTI testing should undergo NICE review, says health minister – Pulse
“GPs could face a change to guidance for testing in recurrent urinary tract infections, after a health minister said NICE should consider evidence suggesting current diagnostic tests miss half of
How to beat the misery of chronic cystitis – Daily Mail
“Thousands are left in constant agony as antibiotics fail to kill their infections. Bladder infections such as cystitis are extremely common and yet many patients — typically women — end