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UTIs after sex aren’t random—they’re preventable.
Most women think they’re just “unlucky” when urinary tract infections keep coming back, but the truth is, your habits make all the difference.

In this video, I share 3 tiny, science-backed changes that can drastically reduce your risk of post-sex UTIs:

Drink more water – It’s the simplest way to flush out bacteria before they settle in your urinary tract.

Never hold your pee – Especially after sex. The longer you wait, the more time bacteria have to multiply.

Always pee right after sex – This quick step pushes out bacteria before they can cause trouble.

These habits sound simple, but here’s the problem—most people don’t stick to them consistently. That’s why UTIs keep coming back.
Your urinary tract health depends on small, daily actions that protect your body’s natural defense system.

This isn’t about fear—it’s about awareness. UTIs can be painful, disrupt your life, and even lead to more serious infections if left untreated.
But prevention really is easier than treatment.

💡 Remember:

UTIs are caused by bacteria entering the urinary tract.

Sex can make it easier for bacteria to travel, which is why prevention is key.

Your body already has mechanisms to fight infection—you just have to support them.

What you should do now:

Drink water before and after intimacy.

Go to the bathroom when you feel the urge—don’t delay.

Make peeing after sex a non-negotiable habit.

If you get UTIs frequently despite these steps, consult your gynecologist for further evaluation.

By understanding your body and making small changes, you can save yourself from the cycle of infection and antibiotics.
Your health is worth more than a quick fix—it’s about prevention and protection.

This video is not medical advice, but it is a wake-up call for every woman who thinks UTIs are “just normal.” They’re not.
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Watch till the end to understand why these habits work and how you can start today.
Your urinary tract will thank you.

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