No, they are cured by antibiotics
No it can not. Only antibiotics can do it.
Only bacterial infections they are not effective for viral infections.
Bladder infections can cause pain and burning upon urination, pelvic pain, an increase or decrease in urinary output, and sometimes blood in the urine. Treating bladder infections typically includes the administration of oral antibiotics and drinking plenty of water. Cranberry juice may also help alleviate symptoms of bladder infections as may taking an over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication. Systemic symptoms of bladder infections include fever, chills, nausea and muscle pain. Although antibiotics are effective in treating symptoms of bladder infection, they can cause side effects such as nausea and diarrhea. The entire course of antibiotics must be completed to make sure that the bladder infection has resolved.
Intravenous antibiotics are not typically used specifically for bladder spasms; instead, they are prescribed to treat underlying urinary tract infections (UTIs) that may be causing the spasms. Bladder spasms can occur due to inflammation or irritation from infections, so addressing the infection with antibiotics can help alleviate the spasms. In cases where oral antibiotics are ineffective or the patient cannot take them, intravenous antibiotics may be necessary. However, the primary treatment for bladder spasms usually involves antispasmodic medications rather than antibiotics.
Go to the doctor. They give you antibiotics and it'll go away in a day or two. :)
Antibiotics are used to treat bacterial infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. Antibiotics cannot treat viral infections such as HPV, herpes and HIV.
Nephritis can be caused by infection or by a predisposition, inherited. Strep throat or bladder infections can lead to the condition and can be treated with antibiotics. Lupus sufferers can get a remission but not a cure. Only a certified medical person can be certain.
SARS is caused by a virus. Antibiotics only help with bacterial infections and don't have any effect on viral infections.
No, they don't. They are designed for and work best with bacterial infections.
I am not a physician and if you are experiencing any pain or other symptoms in the urinary tract you must get to you physician right away; urinary tract infections can be serious. As a non-physician, I will offer the opinion that sperm in and of itself is not dirty or diseased, unless there are other serious problems with health. An infection would be caused by the entry of germs somehow into the urinary tract, and not by sperm or by seminal fluid.
Viruses ALL ignore antibiotics, Bacterial infections vary in their response depending on the sensitivity of the bacteria to the specific antibiotic.
They are usually bacterial; that is why antibiotics are prescribed for them.