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reminder for all women who are sexually active, pee after sex, i forgot ONCE and now i have a raging uti 💔
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Anonymous 17h

I gotta wait a bit afterward tbh

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Anonymous 11h

I believe that it’s BV that’s related to the change in pH utis are an infection going up your urethra and into ur urine system, I had like 2 seizures from ts soooo it can get bad

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Anonymous 15h

Sometimes I can’t 💔

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Anonymous 7h

Can’t tell if it was this or the fact that my man had dirty fingernails… either way it was painful af, uti turned into a kidney infection 💀

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Anonymous 7h

Men be fuckin us up just for sum coochie bro 🫩 IM TIRED OF IT!!!

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Anonymous 6h

Hi guy here this is very help I had no idea this could effect that. Thanks

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Anonymous 15h

I always wonder why this happens to yall, like I know why but it’s also like, why

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 14h

Basically we’re acidic. That’s why it’s self cleaning. The change in the PH balance is what does it.

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Anonymous replying to -> strawberry_hair 13h

Better answer than I’ve gotten before, I usually just get, foreign object goes in, causes uti

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Anonymous replying to -> strawberry_hair 13h

this is incorrect, it's bacteria entering the urethra and spreading in the bladder. having sex pushes the bacteria from the vaginal and rectal area to the urethra that's why you have to pee to flush it out. ph balance has nothing to do with it that's other infections not a uti.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 13h

it's bacteria entering the urethra and spreading in the bladder. having sex pushes the bacteria from the vaginal and rectal area to the urethra that's why you have to pee to flush it out. ph balance has nothing to do with it that's other infections not a uti.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 13h

Ok so that is right then

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 10h

yes! bv is a disruption in your ph balance causing bacteria to develop more easily than normal ph

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 9h

The fact that UTIs are more common in women is also exacerbated by the fact that women have shorter urethras! There’s less distance for bacteria to travel or spread before getting into the bladder so it’s more likely for it to happen and cause problems

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 8h

Fair

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 7h

oh my god i'm so fucking sorry

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 7h

literally, men have zero repercussions for anything ever

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