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@jord

What is the name of UTI supplement? My mother is old and sits around too much and she gets UTI every 5-6 months. Thanks

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@jord, @tabithatwitch, and all...I'm so sorry your mother is having these issues as well as so many others. It's not fun and can be disabling as well. BTW: you said your mother is 'old'...please, please find other words to use for us older folks. My son all too frequently that I'm an old woman, etc. I take offense at that and it doesn't make me feel loved or healthy or good in any way. Your mom may not have those reactions, but bet inside she'd prefer a different phrase...I like older, older middle age, fierce older woman!!! We are, you know. Fierce. At least inside and many of us are also fierce through and through, or we wouldn't be OLD!

Enough of my soap box...I get my UTI supplement from the same company I've gotten the Probulin, probiotic. I decided since it's the same company, I was fairly safe taking it and gave it one bottle try. I'm now taking it every day, 2X. I'm experiencing a UTI now and am on Macrobid. Doing the same thing I do with antibiotics...adding an additional probiotic in the morning as well as at night, and if I develop diarrhea, I'll take a Lomotil daily until I don't need it. That's my system approved by the PCP and others.

I hope she can find help with this supplement. It's full of all the herbs and fruits we're told to load up on to avoid UTIs but rarely can do that. So, this is good for me. This is the 2nd UTI so far this year. Definitely an improvement. Drinking a lot of water, and eating some but not really hungry, so just enough to know I'll be ok.

Blessings. Elizabeth

I take a cranberry supplement called "Utiva" which contains 36 PAC's - the amount necessary to keep bacteria from sticking to the bladder. I also take Florastor probiotic and a prescription medication called "methenamine mandelate" which is an anti-infective medication - not an antibiotic. I take it along with 500 mg of Vitamin C. It keeps the urine acid which does not allow bacteria to grow. It is very safe and has been around for years and doctors are now starting to use it more often. Hope this helps.