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jlpearson

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Kidney Infection And Sex Posted: 01-05-08 17:08pm


Hello All!! This is my first post and I am in need of some advice. I have been trying to fight a UTI and now it has turned into a kidney infection. I have been on antibiotics for almost a week now. But my question is... When will it be safe to have sex with my husband again??? I am about to die here, i've been almost 2 weeks without.. Please HELP!! Thank you!! jlpearson

dannyboygirl

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Joined: 25 Feb 2006
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Posted: 01-12-08 21:17pm


The best thing I can suggest is making an appt with a doctor to be on the safe side.goiod luck

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