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Keep getting bladder infections when I use lubricant during sex; does this mean I can't use them?? |
Every time I use a lubricant, I end up getting a bladder infection. I've tried three different brands, hoping to find one that won't cause an infection. I've tried KY personal lubricant, a water-soluble one from Planned Parenthood, and the Sticky Stuff (since it's glycerin-free). I know lubricants can be bad as they can trap bacteria and if you can't get rid of it via urinating immediately after sex, it's bad news. Does anyone know of a lubricant that doesn't cause UTI's? I've had four UTI's in the past six months so I'm "UTI-conscious". I always urinate before and immediately after sex; I try to stay hydrated; practice good "wiping" hygiene, and I used to take cranberry pills everyday until my stomach couldn't the acidity anymore. Make sure you urinate immediately after sex. It helps flush the bacteria out of the urethra. Try to take a quick shower after. You might want to get a detachable shower head. Also, your OBGYN may be able to give cepro before this happens and you can then take them at the first sign of infection. Just my thoughts, I am a guy. |
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