For patients and providers, few things are more frustrating than recurrent UTIs.This week, let’s talk about recurrent UTIs and how to get real results for your patients.Gender - and how to approach all patients in an inclusive wayThe difference between recurrent and relapsing UTIEvidence-based versus anecdotal risk factorsLabs to order, what to look for (and how to look)Strategies for managementAdding to the tools in your toolkit will lead to strategies for success, which will make it MUCH easier to work with the frustrated patient with recurrent UTI. Feel confident in your approach and help your patients to break the cycle of recurrent (or relapsing) UTI.If you liked this post, also check out:Microalbuminuria Case Study: Lab Interpretation for New Grad NPs  Medical Decision Making and Referral for New Nurse Practitioners Pelvic Floor Dysfunction for New Nurse Practitioners-----------------------Don't forget to grab your free Ultimate Resource Guide for the New NPSign up for the Lab Interpretation Crash Course Grab your copy of the Digital NP Binder ------------------------Come follow along for even more tips and inspiration: InstagramFacebook______________________________Please note: This episode is intended only for medical providers and students learning to be medical providers.  While anyone is welcome to view and listen, for legal and safety reasons, we are unable to diagnose, treat, or answer medical questions for individuals through this channel.  We always refer individuals back to their primary care providers for medical care. If you’re a medical provider or student and have specific patient cases you have questions about, I cannot answer those here but would love to help you inside our mentorship program! Join the waitlist at https://www.realworldnp.com/mentoring._______________________________© 2022 RealWorld NP. For educational and informational purposes only, see realworldnp.com/disclaimer for full details. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.