First of all, you should know your gender. And I haven't seen the hospital test results. If it is a male, it may be an acute urinary tract infection and turn into a chronic urinary tract infection. There is no better inhibition in the acute stage, which leads to stunting and drug resistance. You think taking medicine is useless. This recurrent chronic urinary tract infection must be tested for pathogen sensitivity drugs. Rational drug use and targeted treatment can achieve results. If you are a female friend, in addition to the above, are there any injuries caused by childbirth? Because the female urethra is short and thick, it may cause vaginal relaxation and urine leakage due to childbirth, which is non-bacterial and needs rehabilitation treatment. In short, as long as it is treated properly, the disease will be cured! I wish you a speedy recovery!