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if haematuria persists after a UTI has been treated, your GP should refer you for further investigation in line with NICE guideline NG12 ( Suspected cancer: recognition and referral ), which sets out urgent referral criteria for visible haematuria Recurrent UTIs (two or more in six months, or three or more in a year) [14] UTI symptoms in men, pregnant women, or children , as these groups require more careful evaluation Symptoms occurring alongside new or worsening gastrointestinal side effects from your medication For those managing type 2 diabetes or obesity alongside an investigational therapy, maintaining regular contact with your GP or diabetes care team is advisable
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