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So, I think I thought/ still have a bladder infection. I am sure a lot you out there have experienced this. Tell us your hints, agonies and whatever.
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Alternate glasses of cranberry juice and water all day. The cranberry juice has an acid in it that helps kill the bacteria, and water flushes it out. Yes, you'll have to go to the bathroom more than you already do, but the pain will be over quicker.
Okay, since I suspect that I had a bladder infection for the first time in my adult life, I just want to say it sucked. I went to one day of fever aches, thought it was the flu and took nyquil. Apparently this took care of the fever and other feelings but I couldn't get rid of the pain. I always thought it would be more of a sharp pain than a muscle cramping pain. But I have no idea what muscle cramps in the stomach area feel like when they get to the point of painful, so this was a new experience for me. I did the usual water and cranberry juice till I realised I was also starting to show symptoms that I over-did the liquids so I cut back. The pain is still here this morning but it has reduced on the pain scale. I don't want to ever go through this again.
It's not fun. =(
I had them constantly as a kid. The standard of feeling like you have to pee right away, then maybe 2 drops comes out. All day. For days on end. And the lovely stinging pain! For me, the solution was urethral dilation surgery, and I had it when I was four. My bladder opening was too narrow, thus trapping bacteria and such. A cousin of mine had it also, so maybe it's hereditary. Nowadays I only get them if I don't drink enough water. Some other preventative measures: Cotton (breatheable) underwear, not the nylon stuff. When you, go #2, wipe front to back.
I feel like i am in sex ed class again! hehhe. That was the one thing that boggled me.... I didn't have that urge to pee and have barely anything... I never did have that problem..
I stopped getting them when we moved out of Alpena. My mom thinks it may have been constant swimming in Lake Huron and the branches of it that ran through town. I remember stinging pain but not much else. I used to drink water and cranberry juice until I could hear it sloshing in my stomach if I moved quickly. Ugh.
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