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Best Answer: With antibiotics it should take no more than 7 days for your bladder infection to go. The symptoms should go or atleast be relieved within the first 48 hours of taking the antibiotics. Depending on how long you've taken them if more than a week then I would visit your doctors and tell them about this.
Urinary Tract Infections in Teens and Adults. Oral antibiotics can treat most bladder infections and uncomplicated kidney infections successfully. In many cases, if the symptoms and urinalysis suggest a urinary tract infection (UTI), you will start taking antibiotics without waiting for the results of a urine culture. The number of days your doctor will have you take antibiotics depends on your infection and the type of antibiotic medicine.