UTI Gram Negative Bacteria
I’ve always had UTI’S at least 5 or 6 per year. Antibiotics always took care of it. Recently I’ve been getting Gram Negative UTI that’s almost impossible to get rid of. In May I was hospitalized with Citrobacter Bacteria that caused Sepsis and had IV antibiotics. For the past 3 weeks I’ve been uncomfortably dealing with E COLI, ESBL, MDR another Gram Negative Bacteria that won’t go away. I just finished another dose of Fisfomycin and 5 days after I’m experiencing symptoms again. Anyone else have bad bacteria that won’t clear up. I’m really hoping I don’t have to lay in the hospital again with IV antibiotics and all their horrible side effects.
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I posted earlier about foods that you can eat that will eat the E. coli in your bladder. Blueberries, cherries, cranberries, apples, green beans, broccoli, and cabbage. Once I started eating these on a regular basis, I have not had a UTI, for at least four years. I also increased my water intake. You don’t have to eat all of these in one day, just maybe two or three.
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2 ReactionsThank you! I love all these foods. Congratulations on 4 years UTI free! I hope one day I can say the same and share what I did to help others!
You're very welcome! Best to you!
Do you eat yogurt and other dairy products while on Methenamine?
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1 ReactionI've been eating Lactaid Greek Yogurt (1/4 cup every other day with non-acidic fruit & Kind Granola) for breakfast. I take one Visbiome prebiotic per day.
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1 ReactionThank you for responding! I really miss my yogurt, I guess I’ll have to try the lactaid. I’m having a hard time tolerating the probiotic so I’m looking for other options to help.
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2 ReactionsHope you'll find some relief soon!
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