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Published 12:07 4 Nov 2018 GMT
Updated 14:51 4 Nov 2018 GMT

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3. Front to back
We know, you probably know this one – but it’s worth repeating. Wiping back to front can introduce some seriously gross bacteria into your urethra, and is one of the main causes of UTI.
4. Classic cranberry
Yep, an oldie but a goodie. Elements of cranberry juice help to prevent certain types of bacteria from sticking around where they’re not wanted, helping to flush the system.
5. Don’t be a douche
It might sound contradictory, but those feminine hygiene products can actually do more harm than good. Your body naturally produces a protective bacteria and by washing that away, you actually put yourself at risk.
6. Toilet break
Sex is a common cause of UTIs. But by making sure to go to the toilet after intercourse, you can massively reduce your chances of developing a UTI.
7. Stay hydrated
More water means more toilet breaks, means your body is regular flushing out any bacteria building up – simple.
8. Celibacy
And if all else fails, could be worth giving this a try.

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