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Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Recurring UTIs deserve a real workup — not just another antibiotic.
If UTIs keep coming back, the goal shouldn't be another prescription — it's finding out why. We evaluate carefully and build a prevention plan tailored to you.
For: Anyone with recurrent, resistant, or complicated urinary infections.
When to see a urologist
- Three or more UTIs in a year
- UTI with fever, back pain, or vomiting — this can be urgent
- UTI after menopause, catheter use, or urologic procedures
- Blood in the urine, with or without symptoms
How we'll evaluate it
- Focused urine cultures with sensitivities
- Imaging (ultrasound or CT) and cystoscopy when appropriate
- Review of contributing factors: hormones, hydration, anatomy
Treatment options we offer
Targeted antibiotic strategy
Choosing the right drug for the right bug — not empirical guesses.
Prevention plans
Hydration, hygiene, vaginal estrogen when indicated, and non-antibiotic prophylaxis.
Treatment of underlying issues
Stones, prolapse, incomplete emptying — we address the root cause when we find one.
Recurring UTIs are frustrating and exhausting. We take them seriously and work to actually solve them.
Talk to Dr. Reddy about urinary tract infections.
Request an appointment through our secure portal, or call us during office hours.