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Effective structure to intend disembarrass of a water infection (apart from antibiotics/meds)?

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Post On: 2009-07-30 18:30:39
 Effective structure to intend disembarrass of a water infection (apart from antibiotics/meds)?
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What different things can you do to intend disembarrass of a water incident besides taking medication?
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 Post On: 2009-07-30 18:38:13
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Drinking loads of water to flush it out, also Cranberry juice is very good.
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 Post On: 2009-07-30 18:57:09
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practically ingest your weight in cranberry juice...like 3.5 litres a day...and voila its gone!!
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 Post On: 2009-07-30 19:17:53
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Drinking LOTS of fluid (water does the trick) eases symptoms. I guess my other recommendations count as meds: - Cranberry Tablets. I utilised the Seven Seas ones, took digit in the morning, and digit after my evening meal. Stopped symptoms very quickly, adn got rid of the liquid infection! I recommend trying them - you can buy them over the furniture at pharmacies. They're same vitamins rather than meds. - Cystitis Relief sachets. These should ease symptoms, but I have no personal experience of them. x
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Effective structure to intend disembarrass of a water infection (apart from antibiotics/meds)? Women's Health