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Sounds as if your incontinence is the major suspect so how about seeing your urologist for some help with that? You didn't give any history of why or how long you are incontinent (from cancer treatment or some other cause). If it is from cancer treatment, it may be a passing problem but if from other sources and long term, it is worth looking into. There are "cures" for that and if it is causing so much UTI trouble, is certainly worth the effort of treating. Jon.
