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I put mush in quotes because when I asked her surgeon if my wife's kidney was permanently damaged, he said, "Yes, the lower portion of her kidney is basically mush."
After a couple years of UTIs she asked if she could at least have a phone appointment with her urologist who just advised her get another urinalysis and call the advise nurse if she had any questions. After that came back positive, she just prescribed another round of antibiotics and told here...
Despite having a high pain threshold, she had been dealing with, and complaining about, pain for several years. The MDs were convinced that the pain was a result of the UTI, and not until the 7th year did her new urologist feel it was worth looking into a possible underlying cause.
In California. My wife had been dealing with an UTI for seven years. We continually emailed her doctor and urologist with concerns that there might be an underlying condition, but they kept brushing off our concerns and just repeatedly prescribed antibiotics. Finally, she was assigned to a...
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