Treating Urethral Symptoms in Chronic UTI with Professor James Malone-Lee

Описание: This video discusses the approach to treating chronic UTI patients who have predominant urethral symptoms, low white blood cell counts and high epithelial cells counts, with Dr Anita Clarke (Melbourne-based urologist) and Professor James Malone-Lee (UTI clinical scientist and author of Cystitis Unmasked).

This is an excerpt from our 2021 interview with Professor Malone-Lee which can be accessed at the end of this video or by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RmbL...

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