Urethritis (UTI) doesn't always require antibiotics! Natural remedies and prevention methods every Hong Kong resident should know.

尿道炎(UTI)唔一定要靠抗生素!香港人必識的天然療法與預防方法

Urinary tract infection ( UTI ) is a common problem among women in Hong Kong, especially cystitis or nephritis. Dr. Eric Berg has updated a series of natural remedies to provide more effective treatments for recurrent infections, drug resistance, and fungal infections .

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Causes and risk factors of UTI

· The main pathogen is Escherichia coli , accounting for 80% of infection cases.

· Environmental changes can cause previously harmless bacteria to become pathogenic , for example :

o High blood sugar (diabetes) feeds bacteria and fungi

o High or low estrogen levels (pregnancy, menopause) alter vaginal flora

o Antibiotic overuse kills good bacteria, leading to the proliferation of fungi and harmful bacteria.

o Sexual activity and catheter use increase the risk of cross-infection .

��  Common symptoms

· Burning sensation during urination, frequent urination, urgency but inability to urinate

· Lower abdominal pain, back pain, cloudy urine, unusual odor, or blood in urine.

· Women are five times more likely to be infected than men because the urethra is located close to the anus.

 Recommended natural remedies (non-antibiotics )

1. Buchu (布枸叶)

· Antibacterial and anti-adhesion properties Prevent bacteria from adhering to the bladder wall

· Helps prevent bladder, prostate, and urethral infections .

· It also has a diuretic effect and helps to eliminate bacteria.

2. Cranberry

· Anti-adhesion helps bacteria slide off and reduces adhesion.

· Inhibit biofilm formation

· We recommend using cranberry capsules to avoid the sugar in the juice.

3. Bearberry leaves ( Uva Ursi )

· Natural diuretic, helps eliminate bacteria

· Suitable for patients with bladder and kidney infections

4. Juniper

· Powerful antibacterial properties, effective against bladder and kidney infections.

5. Oregano oil + thyme capsules

· Contains the natural antibacterial ingredient Carvacrol

· Recommended dosage :

o Oregano oil: 200 mg each time, 4 times a day

o Thyme: 500 mg daily

· Inhibits biofilm and kills E. coli

6. Apple Cider Vinegar

· 2 tablespoons + 500ml water lowers urine pH

· An acidic environment can inhibit the growth of pathogens.

· It can be added to your daily drinking water ( 2.5 liters recommended ).

7. Natural diuretic

· Helps flush away germs and increases urine flow .

· Recommended foods: asparagus, dandelion leaves, potassium salts (such as electrolyte powder )

 Immunity Boosting and Prevention Strategies

· Intermittent fasting : Short -term fasting can rapidly boost immunity.

· Low-sugar diet : Avoid feeding bacteria and fungi.

· Avoid antibiotic overuse : reduce antibiotic resistance and gut microbiota imbalance

· Regular urine tests : to measure white blood cell and nitrate levels .

 Conclusion: UTIs don't necessarily require antibiotics; natural therapies offer longer-lasting and more effective results.

Hong Kong people lead busy, stressful lives with a preference for sweet foods, making recurrent UTIs quite common. Knowing how to use natural antibacterial plants and adjusting diet and lifestyle are key to true prevention and cure .

Starting tonight, a glass of apple cider vinegar water, a single oregano capsule, and a dish of asparagus will help establish a healthy foundation for your urinary system, preventing recurring inflammation!

 

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YouTube source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BozySVp6Yk

YouTube Column: Dr. Berger in Chinese Health knowledge

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