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Could The Bladder Infection Which Is Not Cured With Antibiotics Be A Prolapse Syndrome?

I have had four bladder infections in past 6 months, last one two weeks ago. Antibiotics don t seem to be curing it. I do not have burning when urinating now, but feel pressure all the time, especially when I am sitting down. Could this be a prolapse symptom?
posted on Wed, 19 Mar 2014
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It could be a prolapse or some times patients may have a overactive bladder which may have similiar symptoms. It is better to see your own doctor for detailed examination and further history.
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Could The Bladder Infection Which Is Not Cured With Antibiotics Be A Prolapse Syndrome?

Hi It could be a prolapse or some times patients may have a overactive bladder which may have similiar symptoms. It is better to see your own doctor for detailed examination and further history.