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CCC

2y ago

Preventing UTIs: Beyond Antibiotics

Other than constantly taking an antibiotic, are there supplements that could decrease and prevent UTI's?

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AngelMikay

2y ago

I need to know too
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CCC

2y ago

I did some research and find mixed results. I will confirm for sure with my urologist Friday my findings and pass along her replies. Thank you so much..
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tropicberrysprite

2y ago

D-Mannose is a great preventive supplement, it’s the enzyme found in cranberries but it’s a much more concentrated form. It’s a way better option than cranberry juice since cranberry juice is filled with sugar and the amount of the enzyme is next to none. I also take apple cider vinegar pills first thing every morning with a bunch of water before I eat anything else.
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CCC

2y ago

great advice! I just started the d-mannose, helps a great deal, can I take everyday or is this something that should be stopped after a couple of weeks, or should I say, is it safe long term?
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Viv04

2y ago

Cranberrys
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Lunas_Mom

2y ago

I have used a supplement called D-Mannose to minimize pain, but the only thing that has helped so far (& I have been through periods of almost non-stop, back to back UTI’s 🤦🏼‍♀️), is a hormonal treatment: Estradiol (if you’re female). Oh! And best antibiotic ever used for UTI: Monural (1 dose - powder you mix with 3-4 Oz of water. Tastes like Tang [orange])
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AngelMikay

2y ago

i don’t know if someone will respond back to this but I have been getting uti back to back they hurt I can’t go to the doctor bc my mom thinks I crazy and it’s not actually happening to me but I get a bur
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CCC

2y ago

Thank you, my Urologist just introduced D-Mannise to me, I've just started taking it a few days now, so not sure how it's working thus far. I see her next werk for a cytology test, ugh and will go from there. I've been getting them for years and seem to be getting more frequent as I get older (60). So frustrating, so tired of them, I just want answers.

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