Chronic Cystitis

Chronic cystitis

        Urinary disorder is very common among women and it is known as cystitis. It corresponds to an acute or chronic inflammation of the bladder and it is characterized by frequent urination accompanied by burning during urination. Extremely unpleasant, it is poisoning the lives of many women who are much more likely to develop cystitis than men to simple anatomical reasons: female's urethra is much shorter than male's urethra, infectious germs are much easier to achieve bladder in women and, if conditions are suitable, to cause an infection source of cystitis. It is important that you know:

• After the saddle or after urinating, to limit the sources of infection, you should always wipe from front to rear, this probably seems obvious, but many women are making the opposite and wipe from back to front, which obviously greatly favors the possibilities of infection
• After sex, it is strongly recommended to go urinate
• Finally, it is strongly recommended to avoid wearing trousers too "tight", or small panties slips of synthetic textiles that create a breeding ground for germs maceration, renew frequently guard slips, and as a rule, use protective pads or internal tampons.

Chronic cystitis causes

        Even though cystitis is most often due to infection with E. coli commonplace, do not always assume that cyistitis is a Colibacillosis one. Indeed, the cystitis may also be related to the irritation of the mucous membrane of psychosomatic origin. The cystitis associated with urinary Colibacillosis can be effectively and quickly cured with the anti-infective urinary tract antibiotics. The other - to clear urine - which is repeated almost chronic, can be cured by doing little chemotherapy since it is not an infection that is causing inflammation of the bladder. As always, we must address to the root cause and not just its consequences. So, these recurrent and chronic cystitis can be cured. This solution exists, and it is a good indication of phytotherapy.

Chronic cystitis - Things to do:

• Drink plain water.
• Urinate as soon as the need arises and always after having sex.
• Do not drink alcohol (even a little wine or light beer).
• Avoid taking spices whatsoever.
• If you suffer from constipation, you need to treat it because it often promotes or maintains your cystitis. To do this, use the natural treatments that are developed in detail on this site.
• Put as much as possible in your menus raw vegetables (lettuce, tomatoes) and raw onions cut into strips to accompany them.
• Take pollen every morning. You can start your breakfast with a tablespoon of pollen dissolved in a glass of water - possibly with a sweet tablespoon of honey to taste if heather pollen is not to your liking for several months. It is recommend to do this a few months after recovery.