One of Every Five Women in America developing Urinary Tract Infection: How to Prevent it? »
Posted By WikiMap 4 months, 2 weeks ago in NewsUrinary Tract infections are caused by certain microorganism that invades the sterile urinary tract. This infection is one of the most common reasons patients tends to seek health care. Most cases occur in women, with one of every five women in the United States developing a Urinary Tract infection sometimes during her lifetime.
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jaern4 months, 2 weeks ago
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I have standard education for our women patients. Wipe from front to back after using the toilet. Keep hydrated: 6-8 glasses of water and beverages a day (caffeine beverages do not count). Don't hold urine for long periods of time. Urinate within 15-30 minutes after intercourse or sexual activity. Wash your peri area daily. NO bubble baths or perfumed soaps- that can also cause vaginal irritation.
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sfteach004 months, 2 weeks ago
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One cranberry extract capsule of 500 mg. daily will keep infections away. This ingredient keeps bacteria from clinging to the urinary walls.
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I know. I have been a frequent UTI sufferer for years and have been infection free now for over a year. The product I use is Life Extensions' Cran-Max 500 mg. supplement. I can't recommend it highly enough. -
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