Urinary Tract Infection is common among women throughout the world. It's caused by many factors, including hygiene, contraceptives, and certain health conditions. Luckily, there are various ways to treat and prevent UTI.

Coffee has been a staple in the everyday life of 64 percent of Americans. It’s not too hard to fathom why this is so – coffee comes with a whole heap of benefits. But when you get used to having one too many cups a day, in fact even more than you’re supposed to, then it becomes a double-edged sword. Coffee can also cause adverse effects like migraines, an upset stomach, and the feeling of being tired. And for some people, drinking coffee is linked to another not-so-pleasant experience – Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). But does coffee really cause UTI?

Discomfort. Restlessness. Helplessness.

3 words that best describe 3 letters - UTI.

If you’ve every experienced Urinary Tract Infection, you’d know what I’m talking about. It could get really uncomfortable that many people try different means to prevent it.

The most popular remedy perhaps is - wait for it - the good old cranberry juice. Word on the street is that it’s great for preventing it. As to why?

It contains an ingredient that is found in beyond the trusty berry. And it can mean the world for those who suffer from UTI.