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  • What Tests Are Necessary For Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)?  By : Krishan B Kumar
    At the outset, it may be said that in case there is any predisposing/ obstructive factor (like urinary stones, benign enlargement of prostate, congenital abnormalities of urinary tract, etc.), it must be investigated and treated according to the lines already described.
    The various tests required for the diagnosis/treatment of UTI are as under:

    1. Examination of urine

    It is one of the most important tests, and it should not be taken casually. It indicates whether the p...
  • Guidelines For The Prevention Of Urinary Tract Infection UTI  By : Krishan B Kumar
    From the foregoing information on UTI, one should realize that the best course is to follow, strictly, the preventive measures, which are very simple, mostly relating to routine hygiene, rather than being on long-term prophylactic antibiotks; or, in neglected cases, developing terminal kidney disease, i.e. kidney failure, which may, require repeated dialysis, or even kidney transplant, depending on the case.

    Various guidelines are mentioned below, and all individuals, irre...
  • How The Urinary Tract Gets Infected?  By : Krishan B Kumar
    The urinary tract (which consists of the kidneys, the ureters, the urinary bladder and the urethra) is free from any infection/ organism/bacteria.

    On the other hand, the intestinal canal usually contains organisms, like Escherichia coli (E. coli), which passes out in large numbers in the faeces. Under normal circumstances, they do not cause any harm in the intestine, but they are extremely harmful to the urinary tract when they enter the urethral orifice from the anal orif...
  • Try These Natural Remedies For Bladder Infections  By :
    A bladder infection is also known as a urinary tract infection (or UTI), and it's an infection of the urinary tract. This can include an infection anywhere from the ureters to the kidneys to the bladder and urethra. The primary symptoms of a bladder infection include: cystitis, which is pain in the midline suprapubic region; urethritis, which is an experiencing of irritation or pain at the urethral meatus; hematuria, which is bloody urine; muddy and smelly urine; high temper...
  • The Bladder Infection and Chorea with Degenerative Diseases and Focal Infections.  By : Sung Lee, and George Meinig D.D.S
    Bladder Infections: Irritations of the bladder were frequently found to be caused by dental infections. One such case involved a man of 65 who was so distressed with cystitis that for five years he had been unable to leave his home because he had to void urine every 30 to 60 minutes or his distress was unbearable. His sleep was particularly disturbed.
  • Facts Related To Urinary Tract Infections  By : Rodney Kadel
    In case of urgency to urinate, followed by burning and the release of a very small quantity, that persists for more than one day, a visit to a doctor becomes necessary.

    Bacteria and germs present in the areas of the anus and of the vagina can enter the urethra and infect the normally clear urine. There are times, in which the bladder fights bacterial invasion by its own means, but this doesn't always happen and so infection appears.

    Escherichia coli produces 90% of the ...
  • Post Urinary Tract Infection Tests  By : Rodney Kadel
    Even if the symptoms disappear after a few days, it is important to follow the doctor's instructions regarding the treatment's duration.

    The disappearance of the symptoms doesn't necessary involve the eradication of infection.

    A child with Urinary Tract Infection should be allowed to drink how much and whenever he wants several fluids, but not forced to do more he needs; in case he refuses the fluids, the doctor should be informed.

    In some cases, even after the infec...
  • Cranberry Juice Is One Of The Finest Urinary Tract Infection Remedies  By : Ann Marier
    I had always severely distrusted antibiotics. Nonetheless, sometimes I will use them. There are certain infections, where the risks of not treating them outweigh the benefits. Although there are urinary tract infection home remedies, I would highly recommend against them. Urinary tract infections are no joke. The only foolproof urinary tract infection remedies are the prescription drugs. Otherwise, you can actually end up in the hospital.

    I have a friend who once tried the...
  • Losing Sleep Due To Frequent Urination? Maybe You Have Nocturia  By : D. Azogue
    Nothing is more annoying than waking up in the middle of the night because of the feeling to urinate. Imagine being awake because of that, only to realize you can't sleep anymore. Sounds familiar? Maybe you have nocturia.

    But what is nocturia and why should you care? Let's take it from the National Sleep Foundation and other sleep experts.

    I. Definition, Causes And Symptoms

    Nocturia is characterized by a frequent need to go to the bathroom even at night. In this cond...
  • Facts You Should Know About Bladder Infection  By : Heather Colman
    Urinary tract infection (UTI) can be in any part of the urinary tract – The urethra, the bladder, the ureters and the kidneys. Of these, the most common infections occur in the bladder. Bladder infections are also known as cystitis, which literally means an inflammation of the bladder.

    Risk Factors
    Some people are more likely than others to get bladder infections. Women tend to get them more often than men due to their urethra being shorter and closer to the anus. Among t...
  • Mannose - Is It Just For UTI?  By : Zachary Thompson
    Mannose: is one of the 8 Glyconutrients. It helps to build tissues and aids with communication between the cells. It assists the body in strengthening the immune system and repairing itself. Mannose helps the body produce cytokines, which fight off infections and serious diseases. It is found in the leaves of the Aloe Vera plant, which has been used for many centuries to promote the healing of wounds.

    Mannose is similar in structure to glucose. It is a sugar compound made ...
  • Safe Natural Cures For Urinary Tract Infections  By : Pam Brown
    With commonly prescribed antibiotics becoming useless in fighting bladder infection, natural cures for bladder infections are a likely solution to a growing problem.

    Historically, treating a bladder infection was done with several doses of antibiotics, easily eliminating the bacteria taking up residence in your bladder. However, due to the widespread use of antibiotics as a treatment for improper illnesses and the unknowing consumption of thousands of pounds of meats injec...
  • Incontinence: A Treatable Disease  By : Kathryn Whittaker
    Incontinence does not only affect the elderly. This is an annoying and irritating problem that can embarrass a person whether at home or out and about. Unwanted leaks can lead people to be isolated in their homes in fear of embarrassment. People with incontinence can lose their self-confidence and it can result in emotional disorders in children.

    Women who have had multiple pregnancies may experience incontinence easily. Athletes who are running may also develop signs of ...
  • How To Control Urinary Incontinence  By : Kathryn Whittaker
    There are a lot of helpful measures that you can take in order to prevent urinary incontinence. Maintaining adequate hydration is important to controlling incontinence. If you drink approximately two liters of water everyday you can reduce the chances of having a urinary tract infection. Drinking other fluids can also be helpful as long as hydration is maintained. You should avoid drinking alcohol, soft drinks, coffee and tea as these are diuretics and can encourage incontine...
  • The Different Types Of Incontinence Symptoms Explained  By : Kathryn Whittaker
    There are different ways to classify incontinence by dividing it between stress and urge related incontinence.

    Urge incontinence is a state in which you know that you want to urinate but you just can’t hold it to reach the restroom even for a short time. With urge incontinence, you can feel the leakage coming. There’s no way to hold it longer, and if you try to run fast to the bathroom, the more likely you are to urinate prematurely. This condition is found after a bladder...
  • The Most Common Bladder Infection Symptoms  By : Kathryn Whittaker
    What is a Bladder Infection?

    Bladder infection or Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is a bacterial infection that affects every part of the urinary system. Normal urine contains salts, waste, and liquids but does not contain bacteria. UTI is caused by bacteria that enters into the bladder and then multiplies. These bacteria are usually found in the intestines and often times on the skin surrounding the rectal and vaginal areas. Around 85 percent of UTI cases are caused by the ...

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