"Since being treated by Deborah Grant I have found a vast improvement in condition, for years I have been coping with painful prostatitis, through my consultations with Deborah I have managed to get my life back on track, I would thoroughly recommend her treatment to anyone suffering in pain." Marvin, London Back to article
Bacterial Cystitis
Bacterial Cystitis is a very uncomfortable condition. Where possible, it is best to avoid antibiotics unless your symptoms are accompanied by fever, blood in the urine, loin pain, or lower backache, in which case you should consult your doctor immediately, as all these can be signs of a kidney infection.
Every woman should have Enzymatic Therapy's Actifruit in her cupboard. This high quality health supplement can be taken to help prevent cystitis. Be warned that many Cranberry drinks have added sugar, which will feed the bacteria in the bladder.
If you have to take antibiotics, it is very important that you take a probiotic during treatment, although as far away from the antibiotic dose as possible and on an empty stomach. Bedtime is often a good time. It is worth taking the probiotic for a month afterwards.
It's very important not to get dehydrated as that is also a trigger. Drink at least 2 litres of bottled water per day.