Bladder infections affect people every day. Bacteria found in the kidneys, urethra, or bladder are the most common cause of bladder infections, also known as urinary tract infections (UTI). The most common bacteria which are known to cause bladder infections are E. coli which is found in the body naturally. Poor hygiene, unprotected sex, and ...
Giving your pet the right cat food for urinary tract health can help treat and prevent bladder issues. In this article, you’ll learn what to look for in a good pet food and some other measures that you can take to ensure that your pet has a healthy, properly functioning bladder. Pet bladder health is ...
Urinary urgency and bladder leakage is a common and frustrating problem that affects millions of women, most of them over the age of 50. Urinary urgency in women is frequently caused by an “overactive bladder” due to weakening of the pelvic muscles that support the bladder from aging and loss of estrogen as well as ...
Alternative therapies for overactive bladder and incontinence have been in existence for a long time, however before you start any alternative therapy you should have a complete medical evaluation to make sure of the diagnosis and to see what might be causing the incontinence or overactive bladder problem. It is also recommended that you speak ...
What is a bladder infection? A bladder infection can develop when bacteria gets into the urinary tract. The bacteria lines the bladder wall and begins to multiply quickly, causing irritation and pain. If not treated, the infection can cause serious complications if it spreads to the kidneys. Symptoms of a Bladder Infection Frequent urination. You ...
Interstitial Cystitis is a chronic bladder disorder that can be disabling for some of its patients. Interstitial Cystitis occurs when the lining of the bladder, or bladder wall, becomes irritated and inflamed. Causes of Interstitial Cystitis are still unknown but the illness is linked to other chronic immune dysfunction related illnesses. Some of these include ...
For most doctors the solution for bladder infections is to prescribe an antibiotic. These antibiotics only relieves you of the symptoms not the cause. The bacteria that cause bladder infections, E. coli, can survive any onslaught from antibiotics resulting in reoccurrences of the infection later on. If you have a high fever or other more ...
When our youngest some was 12, (about four years ago) he awoke one night writhing in pain, and doubled up unable to speak and barely able to breathe. Our older son alerted me as the two shared a room. Albert said that Jake was rolling back and forth and moaning. When I got to there ...
