• Cloudy or bloody urine that may have a strong or foul-smelling odor
• Low fever in some people
• Pain or burning when urinating
• Pressure or cramps in the lower abdomen or lower back
• Strong need to urinate frequently, even shortly after emptying the bladder.

The answer is pretty much, no! UTIs can get better on their own, but unfortunately, most of the time, they do not completely resolve. You need to seek treatment if after 24 hours of feeling ill, you have a fever, painful urination or a lot of discomfort. Act fast because you do not want this to become a bigger issue. If the infection sits there, it may become a kidney infection and create permanent damage in this organ.

THREE EASY EVERYDAY things you can do to prevent a UTI:
1- Go to the bathroom to urinate immediately after your body signals the need rather than holding it; this prevents a build-up of urine in the bladder that can house bacteria.
2- Avoid tight underwear that can trap and accumulate bacteria; this will lower your risk of developing a UTI.
3- Drink plenty of water throughout the day in order to flush your urinary system.
If you have severe pelvic pain, fever or burning urination the safest route is to make an appointment with a doctor right away. At the same time, change your diet, increase your water intake and start taking your supplements like youT.I which support and stimulate a healthy urinary tract.

Educate yourself about antibiotics, side effects and why UTIs become resistant to some medications. UTIs are some of the most common infections in the world, but today, they are becoming increasingly difficult to treat because the nature of bacteria is to mutate in order to survive the drugs we develop to kill them. Bacteria will change their chemical structure quickly, in order to survive; they are very clever organisms, that are constantly changing and mutating. This is why bacteria becomes resistant to antibiotics.

The best thing you can do to help fight the spread of resistance is to prevent infections that require antibiotics.Here are some ways to prevent Urinary Tract Infections:
1. Wipe from front to back to take bacteria away from the urethra.
2. Urinate after intercourse to flush the urinary tract.
3. Use supplements to support your UTI treatment. Make sure to read labels to ensure you purchase a supplement that has the following FIVE active ingredients:
a. D-Mannose: This powerful ingredient acts in two ways: prevents bacteria from attaching to the walls of the bladder and urethra and also acts as a probiotic.
b. Probiotics: They will stimulate the growth of “good” bacteria in your body.
c. Cranberry: it will stop bad bacteria from sticking to the walls of the urinary tract. Bacteria are then flushed in the urine.
d. Vitamin C: Antioxidant, will boost your immune system. It has a strong bacteriostatic effect
e. FOS: It is a Prebiotic, whose abbreviation FOS means Fructo-Oligo-Saccharides, a nutrient that strengthens Probiotics and helps fight E. Coli.
Look for a good quality supplement, like youT.I., which has all of the ingredients mentioned above, in one pill.
4.Avoid potentially irritating feminine products. Using deodorant sprays, powders, douches or other feminine products, in the genital area can irritate the urethra.
5.Change your birth control method. Diaphragms, or unlubricated or spermicide-treated condoms, are methods that can contribute to bacterial growth.
6.Drink plenty of liquids, especially water.

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