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Recurrent UTI Treatment In Atlanta

If you struggle with frequent urinary tract infections or recurrent UTI's, we can help.

Don't Struggle With Recurrent UTI's

We have a proven proprietary algorithm to help reduce symptomatic episodes. Antibiotics often do NOT work and traditional culture often misses important bacteria. We can provide a long term, antibiotic free solution to help. All major insurances cover these treatments.

Antibiotics do not work and have many side effects include resistance, diarrhea, stomach pain, and kidney damage. Recurrent infections are detrimental to your health and quality of life. We can restore normalcy to your bladder and help. We are experts in recurrent UTI's.

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3 Step Journey To Success

Initial Visit

Our goal is to provide you personalized and innovative health care. We are professional, discreet, and empathetic. Our first visit in our clean, modern offices is to establish a relationship and understand your treatment goals. Meet us online or in person.
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Testing

Urine is sent for urine culture to look bacteria. Imaging of the kidneys and bladder is performed via ultrasound.
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Minor Procedure

You are sedated through an IV in our surgery center. Our proprietary algorithm is performed to clean your bladder and improve your symptoms. The procedure typically takes 30 minutes and you are sent home the same day.
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Tests Urologists Use to Diagnose Recurrent UTIs in Men

When men experience recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs), urologists perform a series of tests to identify the root cause, rule out underlying conditions, and develop an effective treatment plan.

1. Urinalysis & Urine Culture

A urinalysis is a basic test that examines a urine sample for signs of infection. If an infection is detected, a urine culture is performed to identify the specific bacteria causing the UTI. This helps determine the most effective antibiotic for treatment.

2. Post-Void Residual (PVR) Test

The PVR test measures how much urine remains in the bladder after urination. A urologist will use either an ultrasound or a catheter to check for incomplete bladder emptying. When urine is left behind in the bladder, it provides a breeding ground for bacteria, increasing the risk of recurrent infections.

3. Cystoscopy

A cystoscopy is a procedure in which a thin, flexible tube with a camera is inserted through the urethra to examine the bladder and urinary tract for abnormalities. This test helps detect urethral strictures (narrowing of the urethra), bladder stones, tumors, or chronic inflammation that may be contributing to recurrent UTIs. If any irregularities are found, further treatment options such as urethral dilation, surgery, or medication may be recommended.

4. Imaging Tests (Ultrasound, CT Scan, or MRI)

Imaging tests such as ultrasound, CT scans, or MRI are used to get a detailed view of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract. These tests help detect kidney stones, prostate enlargement, bladder wall thickening, tumors, or abscesses that might be contributing to frequent infections.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are Some Recurrent UTI Symptoms?
  1. Frequent daytime urination
  2. Burning
  3. Fever / Chills
  4. Foul smelling urine
  5. Loss of urine control 6. Abdominal, pelvic, or flank pain
What Are Some Recurrent UTI Facts?
  1. Detrimental to your Quality of Life
  2. Costly
  3. Negatively affects health
What Causes Recurrent UTI's?
Recurrent UTIs can be caused by bacterial or host factors. Bacterial factors including aggressive organisms or resistance genes that evade antibiotics and normal immune responses. Host factors include an impaired immune system, diabetes, obesity, and dysfunction of the bladder lining. Symptoms can be aggravated with caffeine, soda, alcohol and spicy foods.
Do Antibiotics Work For Recurrent UTI's?
No. For many men and women, antibiotics do not work and repetitive use only leads to more bacterial resistance and bacterial aggression. Antibiotics often work for simple infections that sparingly occur in young women.
Is This Procedure Covered By My Insurance?
Yes, all major insurances cover testing and treatment including Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross, Cigna, Humana, United, Medicare, and Medicare advantage.
What Are Some Common Side Effects?
The side effects are very limited. Symptoms are temporary for approximately 3 days and generally alleviated with oral medicines such as pyridium or uribel. There can be burning with urination as well as frequent or urgent needs to urinate.