UTI Drug Hiprex Turns to Formaldehyde in Urinary Tract

• Hiprex, a medication for UTIs, converts into formaldehyde in the urinary tract.
• Formaldehyde is known to be toxic and a potential cause of cancer.
• The user has been taking Hiprex for several years without reading studies on its long-term harm.
• There is no evidence from studies indicating that long-term use of Hiprex is harmful.
• The user is concerned about the potential risks of formaldehyde exposure from the drug.