An overgrowth of afferent neuron appears to trigger sticking around signs after persistent UTIs
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A difficult issue for individuals with repeating urinary system infections (UTIs) is consistent discomfort, even after prescription antibiotics have actually effectively cleared the germs.
Now Duke Health scientists have actually determined the most likely cause-- an overgrowth of afferent neuron in the bladder.
The finding, appearing March 1 in the journal Science Immunology, supplies a prospective brand-new method to handling signs of repeat...