Hi. I have a doctor I see regularly who I really like. She practiced at Sloan Kettering for a period of time before going out on her own, and she focuses on both women's and men's health.
What I appreciate most about her is that she really looks at you as an individual rather than putting every patient into the same category. For example, because I travel regularly and there are times when my immune system may be run down, she gives me things to help support it—not necessarily vitamins. One of the things I get is an NAD shot.
Given the UTIs you've been dealing with, I thought it might be worthwhile for you to speak with her. Some diabetes medications work by helping your body eliminate excess sugar through your urine, and that can sometimes create an environment that makes UTIs more likely. Obviously, she would be the one to determine whether that has anything to do with what you're experiencing.
In my opinion, there's really no downside to having a conversation with her and getting another perspective. She is out of pocket, but worth it in my opinion.
Her shots and treatments work for me, they've definitely been worth it. I'd much rather spend the money on trying to stay well than constantly dealing with getting sick.
something I thought might be worth considering. ❤️