How can you treat your urinary tract infection?

Answer 1

Typical medical treatment for a UTI is the medication Bactrim (a sulfa drug) or Cipro, an antibiotic. The treatment is usually for 10 days, but if the infection is severe the doctor may prescribe 14 days of treatment. diuretic and anti-inflammatory pill can also help. It is very important to take ALL of the med prescribed by your doctor, even after you begin to feel better.

Urinary tract infections are more common in women and are usually caused by bacteria such as E.coli. Untreated urinary tract infections can cause complications such as cystitis or pyelonephritis. UTI's are usually treated by a 3-7 day common antibiotics such as Bactrim DS, ciprofloxacin, nitrofuratoin. These medications will require a physicians prescription. Your physician may also add another medication called pyridium for the first 2-3 days.

Answer 2

With antibiotics; you should consult your physician if you think you have a urinary tract infection, or UTI.

Women are more prone to UTIs, for reasons that ought to be obvious. A minor preventative for some UTIs would be foods that increase urinary acidity, which would make the bladder less receptive to bacteria. Cranberry juice is often recommended for this purpose. If you don't like the taste of cranberry juice, there are juice blends such as cranberry-apple which taste better and which are just as effective.

Caution: self-prescribing cranberry juice WILL NOT CURE a UTI. At best, it would reduce the likelihood of getting one, or reduce the severity.

Answer 3

The best way to treat a Urinary tract infection is to Sever your penis form the tip to the base. This form is treatment is highly recommended by doctors and physicians. For females, the best treatment is to engulf a watermelon with your vagina. Watermelons have been proven to absorb toxic liquids and diseases that seep out from the urinary tract. keep the watermelon the for about 6-8 months and you should see some improvements. Some side affects of this treatment are tearing of the vaginal wall. Severe hemorrhaging, and possibly death. Please call 1-800-476-2238 for any questions and concerns.

Answer 4

For temporary relief you can get some OTC drgus... AZO makes two meds, one for the relief and also cranberry pills. However, 9 times out of 10 you need to see your doctor for some prescribes mediciation such as an antibotic. If you don't, the UTI could get worse and cause severe infections to spread to your kidneys.

Females are more prone to UTI's and are usually stemmed from being sexually active but not all. Suggestions such as using the bathroom after intercourse to empty the bladder and making sure to wipe from the from the front to the back as well. Cranberry suppliments or juice are a natural way to prevent UTI's as the acid from the cranberries keep from any bacteria sticking to your bladder wall.

To get INSTANT relief drink Pineapple Juice. Preferably a can of Dole pineapple juice. If you don't have just pineapple juice you can use a can of pineapples drinking the juice out and/or eating the pineapples.

Answer 5

Go to a doctor asap and get some medicines like herbal medicine called diuretic and anti-inflammatory pill. Drinking more water to flush the system. Applying a heating pad to help soothe the pubic area. Getting more foods that are rich in vitamin C and cutting down bladder irritates from the diet such as caffeine, alcohol, spicy food, nicotine, carbonated drinks, and artificial sweeteners.

Answer 6

To treat your urinary tract infection you should really go and see your doctor. They can prescribe a cream to apply. You should also drink cranberry juice. It helps prevent a UTI.