Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are surprisingly common, and they can strike at the worst possible time—like during your trip abroad. For travelers in Japan, this can be especially stressful. Finding a restroom in crowded cities, dealing with frequent urination, or enduring pain while sightseeing can quickly ruin your travel experience. Ignoring the symptoms often makes them worse, so quick treatment is essential. In many countries, products like Azo are available over the counter at pharmacies to help manage UTI symptoms. But what about in Japan? Let’s take a closer look. UTI Medications in Japan: Limited OTC Options Unlike in the U.S. or Europe, Japan does not offer OTC medications equivalent […]