UTIs aren’t the only source of bladder and pelvic pain. Learn more from a top dietitian who works with women who experience the chronic discomfort of interstitial cystitis (IC).

Can you eat and drink your way to fewer urinary tract infections? We sat down with a leading nutritionist, who shared 5 powerful prevention tips for women facing UTIs.

A leading urologist explains why so many doctors overlook what chronic and recurrent UTI patients need.

Haunted by urinary tract infections? New findings explain what’s happening — and point to better treatment.

The weight and burden of experiencing frequent urinary tract infections impact many aspects of a person. By arming yourself with the knowledge and new research on what causes frequent UTIs – you can carve out a new path to freedom from UTIs.

For the 1.3 million women entering menopause each year, the emergence of frequent bladder infections is an unwelcome rite of passage. Dr. Lauren de Winter talks about these two conditions and testing that is becoming more widely available to differentiate between multiple types of bacteria or fungi for those with recurrent infections.

You know something is wrong, but it can be even more maddening when you don’t know the direct cause. It’s no wonder; urinary tract infections, yeast infections, and sexually-transmitted infections all have similar symptoms.  All the more reason to know what symptoms are clear indicators of the specific infection to help seek the proper treatment and much needed relief.

After 8 years of no answers, Sierra had her test results in just 48 hours: she was diagnosed with a chronic embedded infection, the result of a bacterial biofilm, within her bladder.

Dr. Marcy Abel addresses the use of advanced urinary tract infection testing for women with a history of negative cultures, but with continued symptoms. She shares why full patient history of symptoms and a level of clinical expertise is vital.