Bladder problems?

Question

I have infected bladder every two months or so for about two years now. I can't live with this anymore. I am taking antibiotics when i have an infection. My urine tests are ok after taking the pils. I was at urologist and he prescribed the same antibiotics. Last time I had infection, I had blood in my urine and high temperature.

This infections aren't connected with cold, or cold feet. I also don't sit a lot, I don't drink coffee or alcohol. I tried everything.

Why I have bacterias in my bladder, how they get there every two months? Does anyone have the same problems? I can't take antibiotics whole my life. This thing is making me mad. Please , if anyone have an experiences answer me.

thank you

Answer 1

With the amount of antibiotics you've had to take, there is most likely an imbalance of "good" and "bad" bacteria in your body and this makes you much more susceptible to repeatedly getting the infection. Unfortunately, antibiotics cannot distinguish between "good" or "bad" bacteria so it will kill both. I suggest taking all natural Optiflora which guarantees the delivery of microflora ("good" bacteria) to your intestines due to it's patented encapsulation process.

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Answer 2

Are you practicing good bathroom hygiene. If you wipe from front to back after urination then that's not the problem. If you wipe back to front then your answer lies here. Wiping back to front would send all the bacteria into your vagina all the way up to your bladder and would cause a UTI. If your sexually active and not drinking water or juice after intercourse then the bacteria from sex would multiply. After sex a woman needs to drink and urinate to prevent a UTI. If you are incorporating all these safe methods then you need to go to a different doctor who can find out the reason why your prone to so many UTI'S. Good Luck.

Answer 3

there is bacteria everywhere in the human body wether they are helpful or harmful is another story. Many things you take kill not only bad bacteria, but also the good. If you go back to the doctor discuss the effects of the specific medicine you take for this, and maybe ask if there is something you can do about it.
you also would want to discuss with the doctor if you are sexually active, and how that affects your urinary health.