Does a water infection go away after time
Got a water infection and I'm constantly running to the toilet, any tips on how I can get rid of this? Will it go away after time?
It might (a quick Google suggested 25-50% get better on their own) but if you can get an appointment with a GP (even over the phone) they should prescribe antibiotics which will help clear symptoms a lot faster.
What did your GP recommend when you made a phone appointment with them?
Original post by artful_lounger
What did your GP recommend when you made a phone appointment with them?
I haven't gone to the doctors or made an appointment
Original post by Anonymous
I haven't gone to the doctors or made an appointment
Well speaking to a health professional of some kind (your GP, a pharmacist, literally any qualified health professional) is probably a better first port of call than a forum of mostly students about half of whom haven't left school yet
Hi, I've moved your thread to a more appropriate place in the forums. Have a great day!
Original post by Anonymous
I haven't gone to the doctors or made an appointment
Probably need to go to a GP then.
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