A number of supplements have been studied for the prevention and treatment of UTIs. More high quality studies are needed to determine if these supplements really work. Commonly used supplements include vitamin C (to acidify the urine), cranberry, D-mannose, probiotics, and uva ursi.[1][2][3]
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