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Had an UTI in mid 20's. Given antibiotics. Went away. Came back again approx. 3 months later. Diagnosed again. Doctor said I would probably have to live with recurring ones. I'm usually very healthy. Bothered he flippantly gave up. Give antibiotics. Didn't take them. Advised person to drink a lot of cranberry juice. After 2 days, the urination sting went away and after 2 weeks, or so, UTI was gone...

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Maybe I did not continue long enough with the treatment, but I felt a UTI coming on so I ran out to get some cranberry pills. These were the only ones I found at Walmart and unfortunately they seemed completely ineffective. In fact, I developed a full blown UTI and discontinued taking them.

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Age: 19-24 | On supplement for 6 months to less than 1 year |
2/25/2010
Condition: Other
Overall rating 4.7
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Was a sufferer of very frequent UTI's, now take a cranberry pill in the am and a multivitamin with extra vitamin c in the pm and haven't had another infection. I believe the combination of cranberry and vitamin c is the key as they work together.

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not sure. | Age: 55-64 | On supplement for 1 to 6 months |
9/25/2009
Condition: Other
Overall rating 3.0
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azo cranberry, does not have information as to side effects of using cranberry tabs. i used as directed, did notice increased stools. at about 30 days, developed, intense abdominal cramping and sharp pains and mucousy diharrea, stopped taking med, is beginning to resolve.

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Age: 25-34 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
9/22/2009
Condition: Other
Overall rating 5.0
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Although cranberry does not treat the UTI, it does prevent them. It will also make you feel better while the antibiotic start to work.

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Age: 19-24 | On supplement for less than 1 month |
7/21/2009
Condition: Other
Overall rating 2.3
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Maybe I did not continue long enough with the treatment, but I felt a UTI coming on so I ran out to get some cranberry pills. These were the only ones I found at Walmart and unfortunately they seemed completely ineffective. In fact, I developed a full blown UTI and discontinued taking them.

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