US EditionUrinary Tract Infections in Summer
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Urinary Tract Infections in Summer
Summer brings sunshine, travel, and outdoor fun—but also a higher risk of Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs). Hot weather increases sweating and dehydration, reducing urine flow. Less frequent urination allows bacteria to grow in the urinary tract. Studies show a seasonal spike in UTI cases during warmer months in both hospital and community settings. Recognizing this pattern helps in planning preventive care and early intervention during summer.
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