Over a million women in the UK are believed to be suffering from an illness that leaves some of them bedridden, unable to work and experiencing mental health problems. But you’ve probably never heard of it.
Chronic UTIs can be debilitating, but experts warn awareness, testing and treatment are not enough. In this week’s episode of The i Podcast, we’ll look at why this is and what you can do about it.
Although general practitioners recognize UTIs, it was only last year that the NHS website acknowledged that the condition can continue, leaving many patients feeling isolated and frustrated.
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Vicki Matthews suffered from UTI for 22 years and was finally diagnosed with a chronic UTI in 2019. She describes how daily pain made her dependent on regular courses of antibiotics.
I Reporter Connie Dimsdale talks to anchor Molly Blackall about her coverage of Britain’s hidden women’s health crisis.
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I’m Raymond Molina, a professional writer and journalist with over 5 years of experience in the media industry. I currently work for 24 News Reporters, where I write for the health section of their news website. In my role, I am responsible for researching and writing stories on current health trends and issues. My articles are often seen as thought-provoking pieces that provide valuable insight into the state of society’s wellbeing.