Abstract:Recurrent urinary tract infections in women is a challenging issue for many specialists including gynecologists. The article provides an overview of current evidence based recommendations on causes, risk factors and algorithms for diagnosing urinary tract infections in women, as well as current views on asymptomatic bacteriuria. New clinical guidelines focus on the need to pay greater attention to the problem of antibiotic resistance, which continues to grow primarily due to the excessive and often unsystemat… Show more
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