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Vaginal immunoglobulin A in girls with recurrent urinary tract infections was significantly lower when compared to an age-matched group of controls who had never experienced bacteriuria. The possible role of deficiencies in vaginal secretory immunoglobulin A leading to recurrent urinary tract infection in this age group is discussed.
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Tuttle et al. (1978) studied this question.
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