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pedro2007
Does anyone have an idea what to do with chronic UTI? I am C 6 quad and I have been fighting with this for 25 years. Pls help thx.
Kwag_Myers
Have you looked through the Bowel and Bladder sub-forum? There's several threads on treating UTI's.

Also, what kind of catheter are you using?
pedro2007
QUOTE (Kwag_Myers @ Nov 11 2009, 01:20 PM) *
Have you looked through the Bowel and Bladder sub-forum? There's several threads on treating UTI's.

Also, what kind of catheter are you using?


Thanks for your email.

No I have never had this done yet. What would they look for when they look through the bowel? Doctors looked in my bladder and say everything looks fine.

I use the condom cath.

Its so hard to go to work and have to deal with UTI every month. I just finished a 10 day treatment. (Ciprofloxacin)
Kwag_Myers
What I mean is that there is a section of this forum specifically for Bowel and Bladder issues. If you click on this link: Bowel and Bladder, you'll see it.
pedro2007
[quote name='Kwag_Myers' date='Nov 11 2009, 01:20 PM' post='138397']
Have you looked through the Bowel and Bladder sub-forum? There's several threads on treating UTI's.

Also, what kind of catheter are you using?

condom catheter.
deb4604
What about supplements? Do you take Vitamin C or Cranberry tablets? Changing the acidity of your urine might help with infections.

dangerousdave
If they are e-coli infections - try d-mannose in the evening and Cranberry juice in the mornings
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