Treatments a urine infection

If infection is minor, drinking plenty of water can help. If the infection is moderate to severe treatment with antibiotics is necessary.

as a long term sufferer of UTIs.
All antibiotics kill good as well as bad bugs on your system.
Everyone different, what ever you Bladder& Bowel management.
I try to drink at least a litre water a day on top of my teas & coffee.
I try to empty less than 450ml each time.
using intermittent catheter.
I do this to A to keep flushing out the bladder. B to reduce the effect of constipation .
C avoid overfull bladder..
I take D-mannose before that cranberry capsules to help flush the bugs from bladder.
l take acidophilus to help restore good bugs to my after course of antibiotics.

* listen to that bladder *

Urine infection is very common nowadays I always use antibiotic and recover my infection between 3 to 5 days between these days it was very difficult to me to pass out urine. One thing I suggested you that you change your underwear daily and the second one is before sex you always confirm that the vagina is not dirty at least wash it out your penis and vagina too. It may be helpful to you and other I use these precautions and now last 6 months not suffering from this infection.

Talk to your doctors about getting put on a regular gentamicin irrigation. I used a prophylactic dose of antibiotics for a while, and it always made me anxious about developing antibiotic resistant bacteria. I was fortunate to find a urologist who specializes in folks with neurological conditions. She started me on gentamicin irrigations, and I haven't had an infection since. Best yet, it avoids all the issues that come along with taking regular prophylactic doses of antibiotics.

Here's an article/video on the issue:
www.urotoday.com/video-lectures/bladder-health/video/1301-embedded-media2019-05-08-17-09-07.html

terenceblacker, antibiotics give yeast infections. The herbal tea of marshmallow root, hydrangea root, and gravel root treats UTI's by removing debris from the urinary tract. This treatment is called "alternative therapy". It is not "medical advice".

After the antibiotics give the patient a yeast infection, then the doctor gives the patient lactobacillus, in an effort to help the patient restore normal bacteria and overcome the yeast infection. Marshmallow root tea doesn't kill the good bacteria and doesn't cause a yeast infection. And the UTI just goes away. Hmmm. Interesting how that happens.

Consult ypur doctor before taking marshmallow root tea.
(You'll probably have to tell him what it is, and where you read about it.)