How to GET RID of Bladder Infections | Recurrent UTI

If you have Recurrent UTIs, learn how to get rid of bladder infections in this video! You'll learn about how some things can put you at a HIGHER RISK of getting a Bladder Infection, as well as FIVE EASY WAYS to prevent them. I will also demystify and explain the effects of Cranberries on UTIs.

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DISCLAIMER: This video is purely educational and does not constitute medical advice. The content of this video is my personal opinion and not that of my employer(s). Use of this information is at your own risk. Rena Malik, M.D. will not assume any liability for any direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of the information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness, or death.

[Texasgirl]

1 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water and in an hour you’ll feel so much better. Taste disgusting but works for me and takes away the urge to go and the discomfort. Hope this helps someone.

[elizabethgracefashion]

I love how I learn more about how to take care of my body from the internet and not from paying actual money to go see a doctor

[natalierichards]

Currently having the bladder problem including pain in the lower abdomen this channel really gives me lots of info on my symptoms ❤

[sharonholmes]

Dr. Malik, I found your channel when googling UTIs and TXs! THANK YOU for posting this video! I am a nurse and do all that I can do to avoid UTIs. Thanks for the tip about cranberry supplements. The discussion about the abnormality of the pelvic floor and having family members who are prone to UTIs certainly explains a lot in my case including some of my family members.

[HeleneLouise]

Wow. Great video. I asked a doctor how I had gotten a UTI. I wanted to find some way of prevention. He said, "Poor hygiene." Nice.

[xdeltaptx]

I swear, you are the doctor I didn't know I need but I can't live without anymore! Great info that I will share whit my peers! (And ofc, use)

[hazydreamer]

Thank you so much for all the information. I got my first UTI at the tender age of 16 and ever since I have had it for decades. Cranberries often really help. I have now the knowledge to check the cranberry pills at the pharmacy with your advice. Best wishes from northern Europe.

[saragem]

Thank you so much doctor Rena it was a great help and relief 💕

[Rvnmoon]

🎉I like the info but TItLE says how to GET RID of the infection, but in video she only says it’s how to PREVENT ….. seems like a different thing…

[Chippy]

I couldn’t believe what a UTI could be. I had one that was not diagnosed for a while and it caused me to look like I had a stroke. I couldn’t walk right I couldn’t talk I was slurring I was lashing out and had anger in my fourth visit at the hospital, they said that I had a really bad UTI and that the UTI caused all of that at first I didn’t believe it until I looked it up OK after the antibiotics all of the sudden I was walking fine I was talking fine I was back to normal. I couldn’t believe it however, I still had a urinary track infection so I went through a second round of antibiotics and now I’m on my third round of antibiotics. For some reason it just won’t go away completely, but I’m glad that I’m able to walk and talk again.

[jerseyshoredroneservices]

Many infections if left untreated can spread and become much more serious problems. Infections can get into your bones and cause osteomyelitis or to your blood and cause sepsis, which can lead to septic shock.
When you don't feel well, don't ignore that warning. You could be "sleeping through the smoke detector".

[Iamthatiam]

Thank you so much, I needed this video.

[alicew]

Please do a video when UTI tests come back negative but you so clearly have symptoms! I am so appreciative of your content

[Frogloverfr]

Boom! Clear, concise and to the point information. Thanks

[Alwizcaliteach]

D-Mannose! I can't believe she doesn't know about it. It's in the medical journals, finally. It works great. It's a left-handed sugar and sticks to the sides of the urethra. Check it out. 'm 63. I used to frequently get diagnosed with UTI, or yeast infection; given antibiotic IF UTI; sometimes a day or two later the doctor's office would call me to tell me that I did not have a UTI and to stop taking the med. ("BUT the med. made me feel better!") I was too shy to demand they figure out why I'm suffering so bad. I finally got to the point where I would suffer--even green discharge, sorry to be gross--and I wouldn't even go to the doctor because they would more than half the time tell me it was nothing. Finally I got smart and saw a urologist, where I was diagnosed with Irritable Bladder Syndrome; which FEELS like a UTI. "Almost everyone who has IBS (Irritable Bowel Disease) develops Irritable Bladder Disease.

[marysiegel]

Thank you for great information from a woman that gets uti's alot.

[colombeadunagow]

Yes thank you so much this was so informative. 🤗🙌👏

[rostislavluchnikov]

You’re so brilliant. Thank you for this very helpful video! 💕

[sundancer]

Thank you. reduce stress 2) change water - get filtered or bottled water just to make sure your water supply is not problematic. You may have to go thru a whole series of changes to locate the problems. That's my take. Thanks to the doctor for the excellent video.

[ijtgnet]

Hi Dr Rena mailk I am very thankful because give me so much knowledge ❤I miss you to❤