EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 34 MIN
Why Do Some Women Get UTIs Over and Over Again?
from No Appointment Necessary · host Made You Look Studios
Dr Amir Khan and Cherry Healey break down everything you need to know about UTIs, cystitis, bladder infections and recurrent urinary tract infections. It’s a deeply personal topic for Cherry, who has lived with chronic UTIs for much of her life. Dr Amir and Cherry talk about the real causes, symptoms and treatments, including when a UTI can become serious and why getting treatment early is so important. They also talk about the link between sex and UTIs, when an infection can develop into a kidney infection or even sepsis, whether cranberry juice actually works, and what to do if you’re experiencing frequent or recurring infections. If you’ve ever experienced burning when you pee, the constant urge to wee, bladder pain or recurrent cystitis, Dr Amir explains what might be happening in your body, and when it’s time to seek medical help. This episode is brought to you by Linwoods. Adding two spoonfuls of Linwoods Milled Organic Flaxseed to your breakfast is an easy way to boost your day. It’s high in fibre and protein, rich in Omega-3 to support normal cholesterol levels, and a source of magnesium to help reduce tiredness and fatigue. Make a better start every day with Linwoods. Use code NAN20 for 20% off at linwoodshealthfoods.com Have a question, feedback, or want to suggest a topic? Email: [email protected] The content of No Appointment Necessary is for general information, it's not a substitute for a personalised medical assessment. Always consider your own medical history and personal circumstances before acting on any health information. A Made You Look Studios Production. Developed and produced by James Carpenter & Jo Scarratt-Jones Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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