Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect men too, often linked to underlying conditions. Awareness, early diagnosis, and prevention are vital to reduce risks and ensure effective treatment.

there has been a disturbing rise in UTI affecting men as well. Also read | Urinary tract infections: Symptoms, lifestyle changes that can help prevent UTI In an interview with HT Lifestyle ...

Urinary tract infections are no longer a common issue associated with women, it has become a growing concern for men too and ...

UTIs occur more often in women because they have shorter urethras than men. UTI risk increases with age. According to older research cited in a 2013 review, more than one-third of all infections ...

Although women are affected much more frequently, the disease usually lasts longer in men and almost always needs to be treated with antibiotics. The ...

UTIs are more common in women than in men. In fact, studies estimate that 40–60% of women will develop a UTI in their lifetime. A study published in the Therapeutic Advances in Urology suggests ...

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Q: What does it mean to have one of these infections? A: Urinary tract infections impact about 60% of females and then about 12% of men in their lifetime. Many times, these infections result in ...

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