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It is the name used for an inflamed bladder due to a urine infection or irritation after sexual intercourse. In women, it is very common and can be easily treated. In men and children, it can be an indication for other health problems so a face to face consultation is required with your regular doctor to discuss treatment.
Cystitis infection is contained using antibiotics and prevented from spreading; once contained the immune system can clear the infection. Trimethoprim and Nitrofurantoin (brand name Macrobid) are the most popular and effective antibiotics normally prescribed to treat cystitis. Amoxicillin is another type of antibiotic used for treatment, but not suitable for people allergic to penicillin. You must complete the full course of treatment prescribed to you for it to be effective.
Cystitis also known as a water infection is a recurring problem for many women. Most people are aware of it and seek medical treatment if it doesn’t clear up after a few days. Most women know the medicine which they find most effective, trimethoprim or nitrofurantoin capsules. You can order a full course of trimethoprim or macrobid (nitrofurantoin) online from Dr Felix without having to see your regular doctor and have it delivered to you. If you experience blood in the urine, pain in lower abdomen, vomiting or fever, you should seek treatment as soon as possible.
An inflamed bladder or water infection includes having to urinate often and experience a burning sensation/pain whilst doing it. The urine will seem cloudier than normal and carry a bad smell. Some other symptoms can include stomach pain, possible blood in the urine and a rise in your temperature. Cystitis can sometimes clear up without any medication, but you will need antibiotics to cure the infection completely. If left untreated it can spread to the kidneys.
Yes, especially in women who are almost 10 times more likely to get cystitis than men. At least half of the women will get the infection once in their life. Women are more likely candidates for cystitis because their urethra is smaller and closer proximity to the anus compared to men.
Bladder infections are mostly contracted through the germs from bowel movements transferring from the anus to the urethra. Some types of bacteria rapidly grow in urine and make the infection much worse. This normally occurs in people who don’t go to the toilet enough which leads to infection due to the bacteria in the bladder system. Cystitis can also come about in men due to prostate problems and kidney stones. If you don’t drink enough liquids, it can lead to your urine becoming more concentrated and cause bacterial infections.
E.coli is the often the cause of infection, therefore it is common for your doctor to do a urine test to check for E.coli. The test allows identifying the offensive bacteria which causes the infection. You will be prescribed a single course of antibiotics if suitable normally trimethoprim or nitrofurantoin also known as macrobid. If E.coli is resistant to this treatment your GP can review this and prescribe something else more suitable.
Hormonal changes due to menopause or pregnancy can contribute to the infection. Having unprotected sex, too much sex and sex with new partners can all push bacteria into the urethra and cause the infection. Too much sugar levels in the blood promote bacteria especially in diabetic people and a weak immune system due to various reasons. Some other risks are kidney stones, allergy to certain creams, chlamydia and thrush.
Cystitis in men is usually an indication of a more serious problem and requires medical help from your GP. It can also be caused by STI’s which can have other complications. Although most occurrences of bladder infection can clear within a few days, but if it lasts for longer than this you should consider antibiotic treatment. Because if left untreated after it hasn’t cleared up, it can lead to a serious kidney infection.
Majority of women will notice in improvement within days after taking the treatment, if there is no improvement, speak to your GP as you may be prescribed a different antibiotic in case the bacteria resists the one you already took.
Cystitis is normally cured with a short course of antibiotics. Trimethoprim is the most common antibiotic for the cystitis treatment and usually cures over 90% of urine infections.
Nitrofurantoin is the alternative which is as effective but more suitable for pregnant women but this needs to be discussed with your GP depending on the stage of your pregnancy.
Amoxicillin is another alternative if you are allergic to trimethoprim and nitrofurantoin.
Some of the common side effects of trimethoprim include feeling sick, itching and a skin rash. You can see a more detailed list of cautions and side effects here.
It is the name used for an inflamed bladder due to a urine infection or irritation after sexual intercourse. In women, it is very common and can be easily treated. In men and children, it can be an indication for other health problems so a face to face consultation is required with your regular doctor to discuss treatment.
Cystitis infection is contained using antibiotics and prevented from spreading; once contained the immune system can clear the infection. Trimethoprim and Nitrofurantoin (brand name Macrobid) are the most popular and effective antibiotics normally prescribed to treat cystitis. Amoxicillin is another type of antibiotic used for treatment, but not suitable for people allergic to penicillin. You must complete the full course of treatment prescribed to you for it to be effective.
Cystitis also known as a water infection is a recurring problem for many women. Most people are aware of it and seek medical treatment if it doesn’t clear up after a few days. Most women know the medicine which they find most effective, trimethoprim or nitrofurantoin capsules. You can order a full course of trimethoprim or macrobid (nitrofurantoin) online from Dr Felix without having to see your regular doctor and have it delivered to you. If you experience blood in the urine, pain in lower abdomen, vomiting or fever, you should seek treatment as soon as possible.
An inflamed bladder or water infection includes having to urinate often and experience a burning sensation/pain whilst doing it. The urine will seem cloudier than normal and carry a bad smell. Some other symptoms can include stomach pain, possible blood in the urine and a rise in your temperature. Cystitis can sometimes clear up without any medication, but you will need antibiotics to cure the infection completely. If left untreated it can spread to the kidneys.
Yes, especially in women who are almost 10 times more likely to get cystitis than men. At least half of the women will get the infection once in their life. Women are more likely candidates for cystitis because their urethra is smaller and closer proximity to the anus compared to men.
Bladder infections are mostly contracted through the germs from bowel movements transferring from the anus to the urethra. Some types of bacteria rapidly grow in urine and make the infection much worse. This normally occurs in people who don’t go to the toilet enough which leads to infection due to the bacteria in the bladder system. Cystitis can also come about in men due to prostate problems and kidney stones. If you don’t drink enough liquids, it can lead to your urine becoming more concentrated and cause bacterial infections.
E.coli is the often the cause of infection, therefore it is common for your doctor to do a urine test to check for E.coli. The test allows identifying the offensive bacteria which causes the infection. You will be prescribed a single course of antibiotics if suitable normally trimethoprim or nitrofurantoin also known as macrobid. If E.coli is resistant to this treatment your GP can review this and prescribe something else more suitable.
Hormonal changes due to menopause or pregnancy can contribute to the infection. Having unprotected sex, too much sex and sex with new partners can all push bacteria into the urethra and cause the infection. Too much sugar levels in the blood promote bacteria especially in diabetic people and a weak immune system due to various reasons. Some other risks are kidney stones, allergy to certain creams, chlamydia and thrush.
Cystitis in men is usually an indication of a more serious problem and requires medical help from your GP. It can also be caused by STI’s which can have other complications. Although most occurrences of bladder infection can clear within a few days, but if it lasts for longer than this you should consider antibiotic treatment. Because if left untreated after it hasn’t cleared up, it can lead to a serious kidney infection.
Majority of women will notice in improvement within days after taking the treatment, if there is no improvement, speak to your GP as you may be prescribed a different antibiotic in case the bacteria resists the one you already took.
Cystitis is normally cured with a short course of antibiotics. Trimethoprim is the most common antibiotic for the cystitis treatment and usually cures over 90% of urine infections.
Nitrofurantoin is the alternative which is as effective but more suitable for pregnant women but this needs to be discussed with your GP depending on the stage of your pregnancy.
Amoxicillin is another alternative if you are allergic to trimethoprim and nitrofurantoin.
Some of the common side effects of trimethoprim include feeling sick, itching and a skin rash. You can see a more detailed list of cautions and side effects here.
The most common side effects reported for Nitrofurantoin include dizziness, diarrhoea and feeling sick or vomiting. Nitrofurantoin can also make the colour of your urine darker, this is normal and nothing to worry about.
Cystitis is a urinary tract infection and is usually caused by bacteria getting into the bladder. Honeymoon cystitis, is cystitis specifically related to sex. In spite of the name, it can occur any time a woman has sex, usually when she has not had sex for a long time or the first time she has sex. Cystitis may clear up on its own, but sometimes needs treatment. Your doctor can test a urine sample to see if it is cystitis and not another condition like thrush.
Cystitis is a medical term for bladder inflammation. While most of the time, inflammation is caused due to bacterial infection, often it can be caused by secondary factors. It is very common in women, and very rare in men. More than 50% of women experience cystitis at least once in their lives.
While many people who are suffering from cystitis turn to their doctor for a medical treatment, many others prefer to try an alternative bladder infection treatment. Although there’s often doubt that a natural bladder infection treatment will work, some of them have been known for centuries to be very effective, especially when treating mild forms of the condition.
While many people who are suffering from cystitis turn to their doctor for a medical treatment, many others prefer to try an alternative bladder infection treatment. Although there’s doubt that a natural bladder infection treatment will work, some of them have been effective, especially when treating mild forms of the condition. However, to best prevent the spread of cystitis, and further complications such as kidney infections, we recommend seeking confirmed medical treatments such as Trimethoprim, Nitrofurantoin and MacroBid. It is possible to use these alternative treatments alongside prescription medications to improve your condition. Here are some of the most popular alternative treatments for bladder infections like cystitis.
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