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Natural cure for recurrent Urinary Tract Infection

if a woman is having a UTI from a year & continously on the antibiotics & if still the problem persists, then what are is the cure for the UTI.
(25 Jan 2007)

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I have been UTI free for more than a year now and would like to share my story to all of you.

I had frequent bladder infections and in the last years; antibiotics would "cure" them but not prevented them.

I could not stand keeping taking antibiotics because first of all they should be a LAST resort and because of all the harmful side effects.


So I decided to look at alternate ways of healing them. My quest was long and sometimes I thought I would end up being operated like my specialist mentioned…

I took cranberry pills every day for 2 years, sometimes it seemed it helps and I think it prevented me from having a lot of UTI but I still ended having bladder infection and REALLY painful ones. I also tried D Namose which did not work for me during two months and I ended up having a kidney infection and was forced to take weeks of antibiotics.



Finally after a lot of research and talking to a specialist at a natural pharmarcy, I did the following:

  • Changed my soap (was Dove) to a ALL natural “soap”called Dr bronner's magic soap - hemp pure - made with organic oils and UNSCENTED. All cosmetic soaps and even genecology soaps have harmful chemicals that should never be used as I believe they destroy the good bacteria that act as a barrier the bad bacteria E coli that cause UTI. I am not a doctor but I am convinced that all those chemicals we used on a daily basis without even knowing about it should be banned. I giving the brand as a reference but there are lots of naturals sopas now, find the one that suit you but make sure that you read the labels.
  • I take every morning acidophilus – A PROBIOTIC COMPLEX (I take 3 capsules of a 5 billion active cells3) that I keep in my fridge - can be found in any shoppers /London drugs
  • I wash myself before AND after having sex (please note that alone never prevented me from having UTI)
  • I empty my bladder before and after sexual intercourse and drink plenty of water with acidophilus supplements.
  • I drink a lot of water every day - at least 2 litres a day (but that should be for any human beings that want to be healthy!)


So do me a favour, once you have treated your UTI with antibiotics, just start doing the things I mentioned above at the same time as taking the antibiotics (be careful to have a gap of at least 4 hours between taking the antibiotics and acidophilus as diary counteract the effect of SOME antibiotics))

Keep doing that as long as it takess I have been doing it for a year and I will do so until I feel that my body is strong enough again to flight e coli without any supplementt

 

I hope this will help many of youu

 

Best of luck for all of youu

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answered by a on 25 Oct 2009, 4:38:12

 


The severity of an urinary tract infection depends on the site of the infection, the bacteria (microorganism) and allergies to antibiotics. Finishing the course of antibiotics after treatment for an acute UTI is important. This is done to prevent future urinary infection attacks. If fungus is the culprit, then antibiotics cease to work. Medications specifically designed to treat fungal infections (fluconazole, amphotericin, or flucytosine) are needed. Continued use of antibiotics is thought to increase the recurrence and to improve their resistance to treatment. Always drink 10-12 glasses of water to flush the microorganisms and toxins.

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answered by r k on 5 Mar 2007, 11:41:29

 

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