Fast acting cystitis remedy for women

Painful symptoms of cystitis are difficult to confuse with simple malaise. The frequent urge to go to the toilet with pain and cramping during urination can throw you off your regular schedule for a few days. So that the disease does not surprise you and does not spoil important plans, you need to have a fast-acting and inexpensive remedy for cystitis for women in your cupboard.

Quick relief from the symptoms of the disease

Cystitis is an inflammation of the epithelial lining of the urinary bladder caused by infections, injuries or a general decrease in immunity.

There are many factors that predispose to the occurrence of urological diseases. We all heard in our childhood that we should not sit in the cold. However, in addition to freezing of the pelvic area, the provocateurs of the disease can be:

• long-term and uncontrolled use of antibiotics;
• anatomically irregular location of the female urethra;
• hormonal imbalance;
• vaginal infections and dysbacteriosis;
• non-compliance with the rules of intimate hygiene;
• wearing tight and synthetic underwear;
• washing with aggressive soaps or gels with fragrances;
• rough sex or an active sex life after a period of abstinence.

The inflammatory process of the urinary system is characterized by a sudden and impressive debut. Women notice a sudden increased urge to urinate (often false), pain in the urethra, pain in the suprapubic region, increased body temperature, nausea, chills and general weakness.

Such an illness can ruin all your plans and leave you out of work for a few days. Therefore, the issue of quick relief from painful symptoms is extremely relevant.

Treatment of cystitis in women with fast-acting drugs is used in several situations:

1. During an outbreak of acute cystitis.Medicines are designed to quickly relieve pain and eliminate discomfort when urinating. Medicines are used for emergency treatment, but do not provide complete therapy within 1-2 days. After the removal of painful symptoms, the treatment should be continued for 3-5 days.
2. For the prevention of chronic inflammation.In the lives of women with anatomical characteristics of the structure of the urethra or a tendency to post-coital cystitis, risk factors for disease exacerbation are constantly present. To prevent exacerbations, they are prescribed fast-acting drugs. Medicines should be taken before the onset of symptoms, in cases that usually lead to a relapse of the disease.
3. For the treatment of exacerbations of chronic cystitis.Symptoms of exacerbations almost do not differ from the acute form of the disease. Accordingly, first of all, it is necessary to relieve the patient's general condition and eliminate weakness. Fast-acting drugs are used for this purpose. Furthermore, as with conventional therapy, the drug is continued. The chronic form of the disease may require longer drug treatment after the main symptoms disappear.

Treatment of acute cystitis in one day

The drug from the group of phosphonic acid derivatives is the best fast-acting uroseptic for bladder inflammation. Antimicrobial drug for cystitis in women enables rapid treatment of the acute inflammatory process and removes signs of the disease within 24 hours. The medicine package contains one bag of powder for the preparation of the solution. The powder is dissolved in water (about 1/3 cup). You must take the medicine a few hours before or after eating; some experts advise taking the medicine at night, after emptying the bladder.

The composition includes a synthetic antimicrobial substance - a derivative of phosphonic acid. A broad-spectrum antibiotic suppresses cellular synthesis of pathogen molecules. Active against enterococcus, staphylococcus, streptococcus, E. coli, enterobacteria, proteus, Klebsiella and other pathogens.

During the initial mild outbreak of the disease, a woman only needs a single dose of antibiotics. If the disease is advanced and the symptoms do not disappear completely after the first time, doctors recommend repeating the medicine after one day. The drug is not usually used to treat chronic cystitis, except as an emergency treatment for exacerbations.

Therapy with uroseptics of the antibacterial group

Uroseptics of other groups are designed for a longer course of treatment - from 5-7 days. However, they also quickly remove unpleasant symptoms and discomfort caused by urological inflammation. Most often, cystitis is treated with the following groups of antibiotics:

1. Nitrofuran derivatives.The duration of treatment and exact dosage is prescribed by the attending physician. The average duration of the course is 10-14 days.
2. Fluoroquinolones. According to their chemical structure, fluoroquinolones are classified as antimicrobial drugs, but they are used in medicine as broad-spectrum antibiotics.
   

   Important!Medicines from the fluoroquinolone group are widely used, so the doctor prescribes the dose based on the localization of the inflammatory process.

   You can take the tablets before or between meals.

3. Cephalosporins.Antibiotics of this type are often prescribed for the treatment of advanced and chronic inflammation of the genitourinary system. Medicines are used in the form of injections, suspensions and oral capsules. When treating severe cystitis in women, intramuscular injections of cephalosporins give a quick effect. Some medications can be purchased as a powder for suspension or oral capsules. They are effective in the treatment of uncomplicated acute cystitis. The form of dosage and dosage of the drug is prescribed by the doctor, taking into account the results of diagnostics and the general state of health.

It is important to take uroseptics of the antibacterial group as recommended by the urologist. During the consultation, you need to inform the doctor about the presence of accompanying diseases and about the medicines you are already taking.

Patients with renal and hepatic insufficiency should be especially careful when treated with antibiotics. Such pathologies require careful prescription of drugs and individual dose adjustment. Before taking the medicine, be sure to read the list of contraindications and possible side effects.

Herbal preparations

Herbal medicines have a weaker bacteriostatic effect and are more aimed at relieving inflammation than at fighting infection. Herbal preparations are prescribed in two cases:

• with mild inflammation of the mucous membrane, which is not complicated by a serious infection;
• in addition to antibacterial therapy.

This type of drug helps to quickly restore the integrity of the mucous membrane of the affected organ and has a strong diuretic effect. Thanks to another factor, pathogenic microorganisms are washed out of the body together with urine.

The average duration of the general course of treatment with herbal preparations is from 2 to 4 weeks. Patients notice a reduction in painful symptoms by the end of the first week of therapy. If the herbal preparation is taken in combination with an antibiotic, the therapeutic effect is achieved much faster, and painful manifestations disappear after 3-4 days.

Fast-acting herbal remedies for cystitis for women can be bought without a prescription, but they should be used only on the recommendation of a doctor - herbal ingredients do not guarantee the absence of contraindications and side effects. Medicines can have a rapid effect only if their antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects are sufficient to stop the inflammatory process.

This effect cannot be achieved if you are dealing with a serious infection or advanced cystitis. Therefore, herbal medicine should be prescribed by a urologist after a diagnostic evaluation of your condition.

ethnoscience

Recipes of traditional healers did not avoid the problem of cystitis. They promise to get rid of cystitis quickly using products based on:

• cranberries;
• pomegranate;
• dill seeds;
• ponytail;
• daisies.

From the above components, decoctions, tinctures and herbal teas are prepared, designed to reduce inflammation and remove pathogens together with urine. It is worth noting that all folk remedies for cystitis have a strong diuretic effect. People with kidney problems should not get carried away with such recipes. Hypotensive patients should also use herbs with caution, as some herbs have a vasodilating effect and can raise blood pressure.

Using only traditional medicine recipes, it is important to ensure that you are not dealing with an infection. Herbal medicines have a very low bactericidal effect and will have no noticeable effect on serious pathogens.

However, you can consult your doctor and use herbal infusions and teas in addition to drug therapy.

General rules for the treatment of cystitis

When treating cystitis with antimicrobial tablets, the effect is achieved quickly, but it is important to continue the therapy according to the doctor's recommendations - the elimination of symptoms does not mean a complete cure.

It is important to avoid factors that provoke cystitis. Try not to freeze, refrain from sexual intercourse during treatment and exclude salty and spicy foods from your diet.

Follow these recommendations:

1. During the first few days of treatment, while you are suffering from unpleasant symptoms, stay in bed.
2. You can relieve the pain with antispasmodics; if the discomfort is less, a warm heating pad on your stomach will help.
3. Drink plenty of water - at least 2 liters a day. You should avoid juices, coffee and sugary juices.
4. Carefully monitor genital hygiene. It is better to wash it with warm water without soap. If you use a gel for intimate hygiene, make sure that the composition does not contain fragrances.
5. Wear comfortable cotton underwear. It is better to avoid tight styles and synthetic fabrics.

You should not treat cystitis yourself with drugs, because you can make a mistake in choosing the drug, dose and duration of treatment.

Any fast-acting antibacterial drug for cystitis cannot be taken without a diagnosis and prescription from a urologist - improper treatment threatens the development of resistance of the infectious pathogen to antibiotics.

Antibacterial uroseptics should not be misused or taken too often. Self-management of patients often leads to untreated infections, which cause the development of chronic diseases of the genitourinary system.

It is important to understand that antimicrobial drugs can negatively affect the vaginal microflora and cause dysbiosis. In such a situation, many women find themselves in a vicious circle when, due to self-medication with antibiotics, the balance of opportunistic microorganisms is disturbed and pathogens from the vagina enter the urethra.

Improper use of drugs can lead not only to the development of chronic cystitis, but also cause complications in the form of pyelonephritis.

Pyelonephritis is an infectious inflammation of the kidneys. In women, this disease is usually a complication of cystitis and is caused by an ascending infection. This happens if worsening cystitis is neglected or treated with the wrong drugs. As a result, an untreated or advanced infection rises higher to the kidney through the ureters. Inflammation of one or both kidneys may occur.

Symptoms of cystitis with pyelonephritis may persist or disappear into the background. A characteristic sign of a kidney infection is pain in the lower back localized in the kidney area. Patients may also have fever and severe muscle weakness.

Pyelonephritis will not be cured by fast-acting cystitis pills, herbal remedies or home remedies. The disease is diagnosed by a urologist or nephrologist after urine analysis and ultrasound diagnostics. After that, the patient is prescribed a course of antibacterial drugs that treat both the kidneys and the bladder. Women are often prescribed prophylactic doses of antifungal or combined antibiotics to exclude gynecological infections from the clinical picture.

If you want to get rid of cystitis quickly and permanently, do not self-medicate. A qualified urologist will be able to choose effective drugs for genitourinary diseases. Bed rest, drinking plenty of fluids and eating right will help speed up the recovery process. Remember that rapid relief of symptoms is not a reason to give up therapy.