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Prescription Sleep Medicine

Tips to Deal With Bladder Infection

Posted by sleepyguy in Prescription Sleep Medicine, Sleep Disorder on April 26th, 2009

Nowadays, several men and women suffer from bladder infection. The disease is predominately seen among women who are prone to the infection due to shorter urethra. Nearly 20% of the women suffer from bladder inflammation at least once in their lifetime. Some women suffer from recurrent urinary infection due to abnormalities in urinary organ or inadequate cleaning habits.

Hence, you can cope up with recurrent bladder infections with help of the given below techniques

1. You should drink 100% pure cranberry juice. Avoid consuming sweetened cranberry due to its unsuitable characteristics and inability to show desired results. The juice prevents the sticking of E-coli bacterium on the bladder walls.

2. You should drink a glass full of water after every few hours. This helps in eliminating the risk of acquiring bladder infections, since the bacterium gets flushed out as soon as it enters the urinary tract.

3. You should avoid things containing caffeine, sweets, spice or alcohol during bladder infections.

4. You can also visit a nearby medical store or log on to an online shopping portal to purchase phenazopyridine. This medicine provides relief from the pain that occurs during urinary infections. You can consume the medicine after consulting a medical practitioner who prescribes the medicine after analyzing your medical history.

5. Some people notice severe pain near the lower back or abdomen during the urinary infection. Hence, you can use apad and heating tie it near the area that is experiencing abdominal pain.

However, it’s advisable to consult a medical practitioner as soon as you notice the symptoms of bladder infections. This prevents the spreading of infection to other urinary parts. Under adverse condition, the infection can enter into the blood streams and lead to death.

Therefore, you shouldn’t take the symptoms lightly and consult a doctor to get relief from bladder infection.