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Natural or Organic Treatments of Bladder Infection
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Tags: Bladder infection, Urinary tract infection, bladder disorders, natural treatment
There is a wide variety of antibiotics to treat bladder infections.
Most uncomplicated infections can be treated with just three days of medication. Sometimes with some drugs and some organisms it takes up to a week. In most cases, you should feel better shortly after taking the first dose
Complicated infections should be treated for about a week. Kidney infections may take longer.
Elderly people and those with a chronic underlying health condition, such as diabetes or HIV infection, are often prescribed a longer course of antibiotics - sometimes up to 14 days.
| | After the treatment has run its course, you may be asked to come in for a follow-up urine test to make sure your bladder is free of all signs of infection. |
| | People with frequently recurring bladder infections are often prescribed low daily doses of antibiotics for an additional six months or longer. |
| | Patients whose infections are related to sexual activity may be given a small dose of antibiotics to take each time they have intercourse. |
| | Some doctors prescribe the hormone estrogen, either as a topical cream or in pill form, to prevent recurrences in postmenopausal women. |
| | For cases where the infection is the result of a blockage or obstruction, such as a kidney stone or an enlarged prostate, surgery may be needed. |
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