If you’ve had more than one urinary tract infection (UTI), you know the cycle: burning, discomfort, antibiotics, relief, repeat! It’s frustrating, disruptive and can feel never-ending. The good news? Staying on top of your hydration can make a difference, and that is exactly where Pete comes in!
UTIs are incredibly common, but for some people, they don’t just happen once- they come back again and again. **It is estimated that over 50% of women will experience a urinary tract infection in their lifetime, and almost a quarter of those people will have recurrent UTIs (1,2).
This recurrence does not just cause discomfort, it also means:
That’s why prevention and proactive wellness are so important!
Drinking enough water and maintaining good urinary wellness are simple, yet powerful, ways to lower the risk of UTIs. Hydration can even help flush bacteria from your urinary system before they cause trouble (3)! A randomized clinical trial found that maintaining better hydration over time reduced UTI recurrences by about 50%, with a similar decrease in the need for antimicrobial treatments (3).
Pete is an at-home urine analysis tool designed for general wellness. It doesn’t diagnose or treat infections, but it does help you stay on top of your hydration habits, which play a big role in urinary health.
Here’s how Pete can help if you’ve struggled with recurrent UTIs:
Think of Pete as your daily wellness partner. Each morning, you can check in, see where your hydration stands, and make small adjustments. These can be simple, like adding another glass of water, or swapping your coffee for tea. Over time, you’ll notice patterns that help you take better control of your urinary health.
Recurrent UTIs can feel overwhelming, but small daily steps can add up. Pete helps you stay ahead by making hydration awareness simple and personal. While Pete is not a medical device and doesn’t replace professional care, it can be an empowering part of your wellness routine. IT can help you support urinary health and potentially reduce the risk of infections in the future.
Pete: Because Urinary Wellness Starts with Hydration.