Presented by Dr. Jay Lim | Organised by URO Care & Mountbatten Community Club
About This Talk
Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common yet often misunderstood condition affecting both women and men. This community health talk will cover the key aspects of recurrent UTIs — from understanding why they occur repeatedly, to recognising warning signs and knowing when to seek medical attention.
The session will be conducted in both English and Chinese.
Key Topics
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What Are Recurrent UTIs?
An overview of urinary tract infections and what "recurrent" means in a clinical context. -
Causes and Risk Factors
Why UTIs recur in both women and men, and the factors that contribute to repeated episodes. -
Prevention and Self-Care
Practical guidance on lifestyle habits, hydration, and hygiene practices that may help reduce recurrence. -
When to See a Doctor
Warning signs, potential complications, and an overview of available treatment options.
Speaker
Dr. Jay Lim Kheng Sit
Urologist, URO Care
Dr. Jay Lim is a urologist with training in Singapore and Australia, with a focus on robotic, endourology, and minimally invasive surgery. He graduated in medicine from the University of Sydney and completed his urology training in 2017, followed by a robotic surgery fellowship at Macquarie University Hospital in 2022.
Dr. Lim is a Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology Innovation Fellow and has been involved in multiple AI and medical technology projects. He has secured 13 research grants and published in international journals. He also holds teaching appointments across Singapore’s medical schools.




