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 ...
More than likely you are suffering from a bladder infection. Call your doctor immediately for an appointment. An untreated bladder infection can spread into the kidneys and cause a serious infection. If you let it go for too long hospitalization might be necessary. A bladder infection can happen at any age. Urine is sterile but ...
Bladder infections, sometimes called urinary tract infections or UTI, are common and usually harmless to the patients who get them. They are not STDs and are not something that you can “catch” from someone else. Although bladder infections can be uncomfortable, even painful, at times, they are easily treatable and go away without any lasting ...