Hello hello,
I am 21 years old and it had been almost 2 months since I had cystitis. I had never had one but it was horrible

(having to go to the toilet all the time, pain in the lower abdomen to the point of missing lessons, visits to the doctor several times …).
The antibiotic treatment had given me a vaginal yeast infection (never had before either

), in short the nightmare.
Coming to the forum I was advised to take ausilium, from what I understood it is natural d-mannose. I took 10 days (a party club) and it completely passed to me

. I was able to take and pass my end-of-year exams, I’m so happy!


I do not know if you already knew anyway now I know what to do in case of cystitis.
Good summer
 

Hello @ alice.bb

Congratulations on your exams


and very happy to know that you are
doing better.
Be careful not to claim victory too quickly. 10 days of “treatment” is a little short … (yes I am a preventer from going around in circles I know


).

I therefore advise you to watch yourself carefully and start the supplement again at the slightest sign. Try to get yourself some Ausilium Forte; it is a box of powder (more economical than sachets). If your symptoms return, take 1 scoop in the morning and 1 scoop in the evening. The instructions are the same as for Ausilium 20: do not drink or urinate within an hour + all the hygiene rules against cystitis.

In my experience I have maintained “maintenance cures” for a year to be sure to eliminate all these horrible babies

.

I wish you a very good summer.

 

Hello to both of you,

I am a future naturopathic student and I am currently studying Morinda Citrifolia and its properties
. I already knew its virtues because my sister-in-law is Polynesian and this plant is very well known and used there.

Alice could you give me the exact name of the product you used (I can’t find it on the internet) so that I can present it in class (this is our “vacation homework”
).

Gigi since obviously you know this product, what is your testimony?

thank you in advance

Hello
Profile deleted

Indeed I know very well the product about which
Profile deleted : Ausilium. It is a very effective food supplement in case of recurrent cystitis. I took it for several months and it allowed me to definitively GET OFF recurrent urinary tract infections from which I had been suffering for almost 10 years. It’s an Italian product (I’ve lived in Italy for 5 years
) So much for the story.

The main ingredient in Ausilium is d-mannose (a simple sugar which acts on the bacteria responsible for urinary tract infection). The morinda citrifolia you are interested in has been added to the product for:
I translate what is written on the box
” anti-inflammatory
action , strengthens the immune system and soothing, analgesic, antimicrobial and antibacterial action” From

the same manufacturer there is another product “NONIDEA” which will surely interest you even more because it consists almost exclusively of Morinda citrifolia
. I recommend it VERY often in patients who have “bad awakenings” following anesthesia because it has been shown that morinda citrifolia
significantly reduces postoperative nausea and vomiting.

I hope this info will help you with your “homework”

Have a nice day

 

Hello hello

Profile deleted : I took Ausilium 20 which you find on the site
www.deakos.com

GiGi2015 : Ausilium Forte ordered this morning because some “tingling” when waking up. Thank you again for your precious advice

Hello
Profile deleted

You did well. Anyway it is a food supplement without side effects or contraindications (except anticoagulant treatment I think) so as much to prevent a possible recurrence

Profile deleted have you found interesting things about Noni (Morinda Citrifolia) ??

Have a nice week end

 

Hello to both of you,

Thank you very much for your advice and information.

Here is the presentation that I intend to make during the next training group this weekend. Do not hesitate if you have any corrections or suggestions

The Noni, or Morinda Citrifolia, is an evergreen tree plant, native to Southeast Asia and belonging to the Rubiaceae family. The place where its culture reaches its peak is French Polynesia.

Traditionally, in Hawaiian and Polynesian cultures, the Noni plant was considered sacred, to the point of being referred to as the “Tree of Life”. Indeed, it has been known for millennia for its antibacterial, antifungal, analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.

Its effectiveness in stimulating T cells, responsible for supervising immune defenses, makes it a valuable ally in restoring balance and functionality to the body, also following a pathological episode or antibiotic treatment.

Morinda Citrifolia (or Noni) is rich in:

– Vitamin A

– Vitamin C

– Carotenoids

– Caprylic

Acid
– Linoleic
Acid – Ursolic Acid

– Minéraux (Sélénium, Fer, Magnésium, Potassium, Phosphore, Calcium)

– Oligoéléments

– Alcaloïdes (Pro-Xéronine)

– Anthraquinones

– Triterpènes

– Polyphénols

– Bio flavonoïdes

– Stérols

– Acides gras à chaines courtes,

et contient l’ensemble des Acides Aminés.


La Morinda Citrifolia (Noni)
– Joue un rôle important dans le régénération cellulaire
– Est un puissant antioxydant qui agit contre les radicaux libres
– Agit sur les précurseurs de la sérotonine, connue pour ses effets bénéfiques sur l’humeur

• Utile en cas de:

– Physical or mental
fatigue – Muscle fatigue
– Stress, difficulty concentrating
– Menstrual pain and for all pains of a generic nature

• In 2010, a scientific study demonstrated its beneficial effects in preventing postoperative nausea and vomiting. (Department of Anesthesiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Pathumthani, Thailand) PMID: 21294416 [PubMed – indexed for MEDLINE] J Med Assoc Thai 2010 dec; 93 Suppl 7: S204-9 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ pubmed / 21294416

Lingonberries (cranberries) or lingonberry juice are apparently effective in treating cystitis.

rather for the preventive, it can be good for people who suffer from regular cystitis to do a little cure from time to time, but otherwise there are quite a few supplements based on cranberry and other natural products, in general it is very effective as long as it is not an already advanced cystitis!

in general if it does not pass after 3 days -> doctor direction

Hello,

I come to share my testimony.

I tell you right away that I have had chronic cystitis for a long time. I have tried lots of cranberry products and it never had an effect on me.

For 15 days I have also been taking ausilium: in powder + in vaginal douche + in vaginal cream. It is the revelation !!!

They are very easy to use products (single use for douching which is ideal for hygiene and comfort) and, apparently, very effective. I felt better after 3 days with this indescribable feeling that “it will get better” … We’ll see but I need to believe it.


Only “problem”: online order because unavailable in store. Their site is a bit “fussy” but when you send an email you get a quick and kind response.

That’s it for me. I will come to give you news

Thanks for the info, I’ll order some for my next cystitis !!

Hello, some fresh news to tell you that all is well
. We are at 3 weeks and no relapse for the moment (we believe it).

I still use the vaginal cream every day (in the evening when going to bed) for “prevention” as you said Gigi. I also recommended Lenicand. If I understood correctly, this is what balances the vaginal AND intestinal flora. Even if I no longer have a problem with the intestines, I still prefer to extend the treatment just in case. At least I’m going to work quietly in my head.


I would also like to order powdered D-Mannose in large boxes. I saw that the apoticaria site offers a waterfall product that is affordable in terms of price. That
do you think?
Thanks in advance

PS:
Profile deleted have you had the opportunity to use the ausilium? does it work for you as well as for me?

Hello
Profile deleted

First of all let me tell you that I am very happy for you and even surprised at such a result from the first use of D-Mannose!


Your intention to continue to take it as a “maintenance cure” to ward off recurrences is excellent. Indeed D-Mannose is not a “miracle” product which “works” like a magic wand and it happens to have episodes of recurrence even when taking it (even if I do not wish you ). Often these “mini crises” present themselves as the beginning of cystitis that the action of D-Mannose manages to stop. And then, little by little, the seizures become less frequent, their intensity decreases until
they totally disappear
It is therefore in the interest of taking it with regularity and consistency until you succeed in getting rid of the disease.

Concerning the product of which you speak two remarks:

– it contains ONLY D-Mannose. While it is true that it is the molecule that acts on bacteria, it should still be noted that in the product that you have taken so far, Morinda citrifolia helped a lot to calm inflammation (and therefore pain) and there is also an alkalinizer that helps control urine pH.

– concerning the price, if I read their site correctly: the 50g are at 29.9 euros (59.8 euros for 100g therefore). It’s not that “affordable” as it is a fairly simple “one-ingredient” product
.

By comparison the ausil *** 20 is at 21.66 euros (54.15 euros for 100g) and, if you really want a box: the strong ausil *** which is a 150g box is at 69.54 euros (46.36 euros for 100g ) … Pfff there is enough to turn into an accountant with all these figures

I prefer sachets because they are more practical to transport and dose (no headaches) but it is a personal opinion.

Five years ago, I took D-Mannose from Water *** for a while at the start of my “discovery” of D-Mannose. It had worked well for me to decrease the bacterial load but the effects on the pain were weak. With Ausil *** I really saw the difference.

Thanks to the exchanges on this forum, I
also discovered that the Water *** brand is American(whereas they clearly say on their site “France”
). Their D-Mannose is therefore extracted from birch trees growing on the American continent. So I have no guarantee that it does not contain GMOs (small personal “fixette”
).

Another pavement … sorry


Good day and very good continuation

 

PS: concerning the Lenicand it is also a good idea to continue. I suggest you do it rather by “cycles” than by continuous (2 to 3 “cures” of 1 month per year seems to be a good frequency from what I have read
)

I think so! Last week, I started to have tingling, suddenly I went from a spoon a day to 3 times and poof nothing

Suddenly I continue to take a spoon a day after an intimate report (I have always caught my cystitis after that
 ).

Especially after intense intercourse, I knew that the next day I was going to catch one.

Before I had Cyscontrol (either prevention box or treatment box) and it was effective but not as quickly! And there were a few times when I still had to go see my doctor.

Good evening everyone, slight relapse two days after my message but without real crisis. I increased the d-mannose powder (5 times a day) and it calmed me down quite a bit. Nitrite negative strip on the sixth day!


So I ordered the ausiliu forte and I continue with that as a preventive measure. I feel that this time it’s the right one !!

n any case thank you all for your advice and encouragement especially to you gigi

Hello,

Glad to see all your testimonials,

So I need your help, I have a 6 year old little girl who occasionally (4 to 5 times a year sometimes more) urinary tract infections, the problem is that she only has one kidney, and we are afraid every time it turns into pyelonephritis.

She did one in April, therefore antibio, then the beginning of September = antibio, and for the first time she makes it closer to the other episode (15 days)
so we would like not to give her an antibiotic for fear that she will become resistant, her pee is very cloudy, she does not particularly complain of pain but her sleep is a little more restless (I guess she must want to to pee at night suddenly).

Can D-mannose be used in a little girl or Ausilium forte? Is there a French site to order it? (I don’t really understand Italian
).

Thanks for your help
GiGi2015 and the others

Hello
Profile deleted

Poor little chip …
it must be hard for her.

I do not have a specialty in pediatrics and above all do not want to tell you stupid things about the use of a food supplement by a child … I suppose that the dosage of the products will be anyway different since a 6 year old girl weighs much less than an adult

“we would like not to give her an antibiotic”

 
I am a nurse and therefore in the obligation to advise you the principle of precaution! It is a good idea to want to avoid antibiotic therapy but speak well with your doctor to do it under control (ie regular ecbu). This way you can check that the bacterial load is decreasing and that there is no risk for the kidney.

FYI I have several patients who have only one kidney and who manage their urinary tract infections only with D-Mannose. It is therefore possible,
but you have to be careful.

What should be understood above all is the cause to avoid recurrence
I suppose your daughter is followed by a nephrologist / urologist (?).
How does he explain these repeated UIs?

I give you two tips:

– you can ask all your questions directly to the laboratory that manufactures the Ausilium
http://deakos.fr/contatti.php or on their facebook page (in French and modern

)

– in this conversation
Profile deleted was talking about her 10 month old child
urinary tract infection escherichia coli 10 month old baby I don’t know if they solved the problem but maybe they can tell us about it?

Keep me posted, their answers interest me.

 

Profile deleted a “return”?

Hello
GiGi2015

I try to send you an answer since Tuesday and impossible, the site bug … I hope that this answer will pass at least so that you can receive my thanks for your advice, it is very appreciable to have someone like you on forums like this.

I sent an email to DEAKOS, a fairly quick response arrived offering me to give him Ausilium 20,

here is their feedback (to be faster


“As long as your doctor agrees with not not routinely using antibiotics to treat your daughter’s urinary tract infections, here’s what we can suggest:

-> For 5 weeks, take 1/2 sachet per day of Ausilium 20

-> divided into

3 doses:

– one hour after breakfast

– one hour before lunch

– one hour before dinner

It is important that your daughter urinates before taking Ausilium 20. After taking it, it would be good to wait an hour before eating, drinking or urinating.

-> do not consume chocolate (in any form) or raw tomato.

-> stop the cranberry and take any product based on blueberries or other berries. ”

I asked if they could send me the Ausilium 20 composition so that I could go to my daughter’s nephrologist with whom I have an appointment tomorrow (1 routine appointment / check-up every 6 months). but I don’t have an answer yet. we’ll see.

Can’t we eat chocolate with the Ausilium treatment?

Another 1000 thank you
GiGi2015 for your precious advice.

See you soon

Hello
Profile deleted

Your answer reassures me because I too have had problems posting messages on doctissimo for some time (happy to know that it is not me who am a zero point in computing

).

Glad they answered you. Seems pretty consistent to me as a dosage since your daughter must be about 1/3 the weight of an adult. I thought there was a different dosage for children but didn’t know about it (good to know
).

Indeed their dietary advice is completely in line with what I know and recommend: limit as much as possible the main acidifying foods urine (chocolate, tomato, cranberry … etc). This is not for a compatibility problem with Ausilium (it is a dietary supplement that does not interact with food or drugs; and no side effects either which is a excellent thing
). It is simply that these foods will acidify the urine and it has been known for a few years now that more acidic urine is more favorable to microbial proliferation and therefore to UTIs.

This new data is opposed to the old received idea according to which the more the urine is acidic and the less the bacteria develop there (“spearhead” of the lobby of the cranberries and other blueberries)
On the contrary, the most recent studies have demonstrated that urine should be slightly alkaline to fight against recurrence of cystitis. This is also why Ausilium contains an alkalinizer (the name of which escapes me
) …

A review of the composition of Ausilium 20? And the nephrologist what did she think (the appointment was last Friday if I understood correctly)?

What about the cause of cystitis? A track??

I
hope that your approach can help your little chip to get out of there

See you soon

 

Hello. Here’s some news: I had cystitis again last week (doubled over, no way to go to work and everything). ecbu positive for e.coli, leukocyte, red blood cells in short the total !!! D-Mannose ++++ (Ausilium Forte 4 to 6 scoops per day) and squeezed lemon juice for 3 days and there … the miracle: the pains have almost disappeared !! control ecbu yesterday: the bacterial load was divided by 4, the leuco have decreased well and no red blood cells at all. I think I have found my solution. I am very proud of this result without antibiotics.

Glad to read these encouraging testimonials. It’s been almost 1 month that I fight against a cystitis with Klebsiella first my doctor gave me an antibiotic, then another. But for 2 weeks I have just been using Ausilium. Yesterday’s ecbu results are better but there are still bacteria. I therefore continue under supervision with my doctor.

My question: should you continue to take Ausilium as a basic treatment even after the infection has healed or is it just to be taken during attacks?

zaza13120 in answer to your question: yes it is better to continue taking Ausilium in maintenance / prevention for 4 to 6 weeks (1 to 2 doses per day). I also advise you to use Ausilium NAC for 15 days to eradicate any biofilm.

Hello, I came across your conversation a bit by chance, which I find particularly interesting (also being prone to cystitis). I was wondering in the case of Ausilium, in case of cystitis how many scoops do you need to take and for how long to really get rid of the bacteria?

Thank you all for your testimonials!

Hello
Profile deleted

We had the same conversation yesterday on the “cystitis” forum so I will give you a simple copy / paste response

So I can tell you what I did and what seems effective for the most part. But I remain firmly convinced that everyone must find ITS personalized dosage

For prevention:

– In my case I was also using *** 20. I left with high “dosages” because I still had fairly frequent onset of seizures and I gradually reduced. For three months I did a kind of stabilization step with two sachets per day. Then I gradually reduced to 1 sachet per day and then 1 sachet every other day. Up to
to be able to stop everythingSuddenly, for me, stabilization / prevention was done with 1g of D-Mannose per day taken in two times.

– Now that there is also *** Strong, most of them manage to “stabilize” with one dose (the teaspoon in the box) per day, which also represents 1g but in a single dose.

Personally I would be more to have two catches a day just to better “cover” the 24 hours but if it works with one, it’s also good.

In case of a crisis:

– In my case (always ausil *** 20), the doctor told me to do this:

=> The first 2 days = 3 doses of 2 sachets each

=> The following 2 days = 3 doses per day , 2 sockets of 2 sachets and 1 socket of 1 sachet

=> The following 2 days = 3 doses per day (2 sachets – 1 sachet – 1 sachet)

=> The following 2 days = 3 sachets (1 sachet – 1 sachet – 1 sachet)

=> Maintenance = 2 sockets (1 sachet – 1 bag)

ouch: {} ouch: {} Yes I know it’s huge but I was still hopeless lol: {}.

I would like to point out straight away that this “shock” protocol is not the result of my doctor’s “fantasy” but that it was established at the Pavia hospital by the head doctor of the urology unit. . It is therefore a “serious” therapeutic strategy based on clinical experience.
I say this because one of the first questions I asked my doctor when he asked me.
Did the first time do it was “where do these dosages come from ?!” lol: {}

I hope this helps you.
Profile deleted

Good luck.

 

Good evening,

GiGi2015 I completely agree with you
The dosage regimen that you describe corresponds perfectly to the advice given by Doctor de Angelis (inventor of Ausilium).

Profile deleted in addition to the previous information here is another dosage option in the event of an acute episode with Ausilium Forte:

– 3 days with 1 scoop 3 to 5 times a day (away from meals)

– then make successive stages of 3 days in gradually reducing the number of doses until reaching 2 doses per day

– maintain a dose of 1 scoop twice a day until the symptoms have completely disappeared

– make an ecbu at the end of this period to ensure the absence of germs

Good evening

Hello,

I just read all your testimonials which are very interesting. In my case, I only get cystitis after sex with my partner (especially at the start of the relationship). I take cranberries from Fleurance Nature at the rate of 2 tablets per day for prevention, it still works but I often have urinary discomfort which I sometimes take long to get rid of by drinking a lot. Out of habit, I drink a lot of water. The penultimate time: forced to take a sachet of fosfomycin, the cystitis came on very strongly right away.

So, I thought about ordering Ausilium 20 but I would have liked to have your opinion since concerning me, as a rule, with tea + water + cranberry tablets, I manage to avoid most of the time antibiotics but it seems that D-Mannose is really effective in getting rid of me forever.

Thank you in advance for your help !

Hello
Profile deleted

Sorry to answer you only now but there are a lot of “movements” on the cystitis forum in which I participate and suddenly my notifications caught fire this weekend



So my first advice for you would be to go see on doctissimo’s “cystitis” forum what is said

“In my case, I only have cystitis after sex with my partner (especially at the start of the relationship).”

And yeah the “famous” cystitis of the “honeymoon”
Or put it another way: this thing that spoils your life when you’re super “in love”


So to be honest, this type of cystitis is very specific and deserves specific treatment that most urologists and gynecologists are unfortunately not trained to give us

I still have a question on a point that you do not specify :
when you speak of “cystitis” do you mean “urinary tract infection” ?? I mean by that: do you have ecbu or do you feel burns when you pee and that “is enough” for your doctor to say that you have cystitis? Since you talk about spontaneous resolution of your seizures without antibiotics and without d-mannose
I’m not sure what it is …

I start there because depending on your answer the preventive measures to put in place would be different.

If your post-coital cystitis is indeed urinary tract infections (= presence of germs) then I advise you to read the last exchanges of this discussion:
Nonexistent message

(in particular my answers of the night of 07/13
).

It will already give you a lot of answers but we can “drink” together if you want

“I take cranberrys from Fleurance Nature at the rate of 2 tablets per day for prevention, it still works but I often have urinary discomfort which I sometimes take a long time to get rid of it by drinking a lot. “

So there my beautiful I regret not to agree with you. If your discomfort continues, it is the demonstration that this product does not “work”


And for good reason: cranberry is exactly what should not be taken in case of recurrent cystitis


Let me explain in two words: cystitis is above all pain in the lower abdomen (in fact in the bladder) and a more or less severe discomfort (sometimes a burning) when urinating. Basically a set of symptoms related to inflammation of the walls of the bladder and urethra. So to simplify things we can compare this inflammation to a burn. And suddenly it’s easy to imagine what an acidic liquid would give on a burn



Well, when you take cranberries, it’s the same => it makes your urine even more acidic. And more acidic urine on an inflamed bladder and urethral mucosa and well that does not do good


The consequence, the one you are experiencing, is a prolongation of the duration of the discomfort and also, often, a reduction in the gap time between two seizures.

I really advise you to stop this product which is completely counterproductive and may worsen your situation. On the contrary, you have to try to alkalize your urine a little to “deacidify” them which will soothe your pain.

In the particular case of Ausilium it also contains an alkalizing agent (like what there is no chance)

“Ithought about ordering Ausilium 20 “

“it seems that D-Mannose is really effective maybe to get rid of it forever”

So in these two little sentences there is “a world”

Firstly, D-Mannose is THE only substance effective against bacteria pathogens. Because if it is necessary to be perfectly clear: the cranberry has never been able to demonstrate sufficient antimicrobial activity to lower the bacterial load (and then given the side effects on the pain you understood me
).

Second: to get rid of your post-coital cystitis “forever” I think Ausilium 20 is not enough. I tell you from experience because I was a hopeless case of cystitis
: 10 years of crises “galore” on the clock! And I managed to get by thanks to d-mannose and ausilium


To be more precise: Ausilium 20 is a great product to ensure the “base of the treatment” or to stabilize once you have solved. On the other hand for the “attack” cure I would gladly advise you to act on all fronts! Starting with the source of your problem: the coit


So since all the answers have already been given on the post of 07/13 which I put the link to you, I come directly to what I advise you: choose the Deakos’ honeymoon kit. Inside you have:

– a vaginal cream to put on at the time of intercourse to lubricate and moisturize your vaginal mucosa and to neutralize pathoenic bacteria that could arrive in your bladder afterwards => prevention N ° 1

– of d-mannORO: it is a d- orosoluble mannose to be taken immediately after intercourse to be sure to also have d-mannose in the bladder in order to prevent pathogenic bacteria, if they do get there, from attaching themselves to it => prevention N ° 2

– of ausilium 20: for the daily intake in order to always have a “base” of d-mannose in the bladder (just in case) => prevention N ° 3

I hope this somewhat traditional message will help you all the same.

Kisses and good luck

 

Hello gigi2015

I am new to the forum

I have read with great interest all the advice on recurrent cystitis



I have been suffering from recurrent cystitis for over thirty years with quiet periods (1 per year) and most often (3 per year)

Each time ecbu antibiogram tjs e coli 10 days of antibiotic each time !!

I am 60 years old menauposée and all the problems of the menaupose ….. !!!! this year since the month of april i am in my 5th urinary tract infection and all the E coli !!

I’m fed up!!!

I tried x prevention products !!!

I discovered this forum …………

I am currently on antibiotics for 10 days

I would like to take following your advice at the same time:

AUSILIUM 20 + AUSILIUM CREME + Dmanose

AUSILIUM NAC ???

CAN VS M EXPLAIN ??

I have never been able to make any connection with a situation which could have caused these infections !!!!

Only one thing, however: digestive problems !!!!

thank you for your reply

Hi
midore

Pfff I’m sorry, sorry I didn’t answer you sooner

If you’ve read me a little, you must know that it’s not my style, but I’m leaving
2 terrible months (work, child, house … .).

In short! I recover my delay on Docti as I can

So here I am
, after the battle
, to answer your questions:

“I have been suffering from repeated cystitis for more than thirty years with quiet periods (1 per year) and most often (3 per year) “

30 years
! I dare not imagine what you go through


Good on the other hand your problem is still very episodic: 1 to 3 times a year, we are not at my 1 to 2 times a month


So, I do not know if we can talk about biofilm with a frequency too ” weak ”
I give you all the same this link to a post that I had made and which spoke about this rather unknown problem which is often the cause of recurrences:

Cystitis / Chronic urinary tract infections and bacterial biofilm

” Each time ecbu antibiogramme tjs e coli 10 days of antibiotic each time !! “

Oh yes, good old E. coli
is still there in the long stories of cystitis.

And without having a crystal ball, I bet that “your” E. coli has a lot of resistance to antibiotics
given the “horse” treatments we give you each time

Ah yes because I still have to points out that, even though I am a nurse, I am convinced of the ineffectiveness of antibiotics against recurrent cystitis. Indeed, the antibiotics “galore” (which I learned to know at my expense
) have the unfortunate tendency to:

– bouziller the flora (vaginal and intestinal)
– cause vaginal yeast
infection

– increase vaginal dryness which in case menopause
is still not great

– reduce immune defenses

– reinforce the resistance of pathogenic bacteria

– stimulate the formation of intracellular biofilms

– increase the irritation of the bladder mucosa

– predispose the ground for the recurrence of the infection (which is nevertheless a shame when you think about it
)

In short! 10 days of antibiotics every 3 – 4 months does not do your business, to say the least

“this year since April I am in my 5th urinary tract infection and still E coli !! “

I withdraw what I said more: the biofilm is there it is 100% sure


This increase in the frequency of your relapses is proof of this.

On the other hand, in your misfortune you are “lucky” (yes I am an eternal optimist
). Let me explain to you: you have “only” the E. coli. It’s lucky considering that you’ve had cystitis for 30 years.


This is because the biofilm often becomes polymicrobial over time
. That is to say that different bacterial strains come to “hide” inside and will then pass the relay to colonize alternately the bladder. Suddenly, in cases of old biofilm, we often have successive cystitis with several different pathogenic bacteria.

The fact that your cystitis is only E. coli will make it easier for you to act which is already a “plus” in your favor

“I’m fed up!!!”

How I understand you! I couldn’t take it after 10 years, so 30

“I have never been able to relate to a situation that could have caused these infections !!!!
Only one thing, however: digestive problems !!!! “

Ah well already bravo


You are looking (and obviously found
) the root of the problem and you are right because it is essential to get out of it definitively.

Suddenly, in your case, if we do the “sum” of the information we have:

– increasingly recurrent bacterial cystitis

– biofilm with Escherichia coli exclusively (probably multi-resistant given the antibiotic “bombs” that you have had the
opportunity to take)
– digestive problems therefore probable bacterial migration
Let me explain: it is possible that part of the pathogenic bacteria that cause your urinary tract infections come directly from your intestines
We speak of intestinal permeability, that is to say the fact that the bacteria arrive at leave the intestine to go for a walk in the pelvic area and land in the bladder (and often the vagina).

-menopause and therefore a possible vaginal dryness and rarefaction of the vaginal flora which should protect you against these bacterial migrations

In short, you are in a viscous circle which is maintained at the same time by the biofilm, the antibiotic intake and the menopause.

But, hold our hearts
you can act on almost all of these factors to reduce the risk of getting another cystitis as much as possible.

Suddenly, advice level, here is what I can tell you:

I am not a doctor so all that will follow is only my humble opinion based on my experience and my wide and diverse readings on the matter

To fight against the biofilm and “spontaneous” re-infection

– The first thing to do would be to take N-acetylcysteine ​​(ausil *** NAC that you had already spotted
) which will take care of “melting” the polysaccharide matrix to “update” discovered “pathogenic bacteria

– At the same time, d-mannose must be taken to immediately neutralize these pathogenic bacteria and eliminate them naturally with the urine. Ausil *** NAc contains d-mannose but I advise you (given the probable large size of the biofilm) to combine it with one or two other doses of d-mannose (with ausilim *** 20 plus for example)

– At the same time also it would be good to reduce the acidity of your urine as much as possible. Indeed, acidic urine will promote the proliferation of E. coli and inflammation of the mucous membrane. So I advise you to take a look at the side of alkalizing diets (there are plenty of tips on Docti
) and follow a series of measures: drink throughout the day for a total of 2litres of water per day, add a squeezed lemon juice in your water (and yes, it’s paradoxical but it’s alkalizing
) , never refrain from peeing, empty your bladder completely with each urination, sit correctly on the toilet each time. I add to this that ausil *** 20 plus contains an alkalizer which already helps well

To fight against your digestive problems and possible intestinal permeability

– Adapt your diet to reduce fermentations and avoid constipation

– Chew properly with meals, and take the time to eat

– Avoid foods that are too refined or too rich in yeast (such as pizza, fougasse, sourdough bread, white cereals, etc.)

– Favor cooked vegetables and fruit by avoiding pulses and cabbages

– Go to the bowel movement every day and avoid having to “push” too hard to pass the stool (glamor when you hold us
)

– Take probiotics to support the growth of “good” bacteria in your intestines and prevent the migration of “bad”

For help your vaginal mucosa and flora to fight bacterial attacks

– Apply ausil *** crema every day to your vaginal mucosa to moisturize it, soften it and eliminate any pathogenic bacteria present.

At this point I think that a little explanation is needed (again
) about this advice: ausil *** crema is a “classic” moisturizing vaginal cream based on hyaluronic acid. Its main “must” is the presence of D-Mannose which will play an inhibiting role on bacteria, whatever their origin (external environment, migration of the intestines …) and will prevent them from becoming pathogenic for the bladder if ever they occur. should get there (by migratin or ascent from the vagina to the urethra).

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