Urinary tract infections...PLEASE READ my details below carefully before answering.?

I have seen 2 specialists, I am almost 23 years old and have had recurring UTI's since my early childhood. I drink lots of water and cranberry juice. My diet is good. No junk food. I keep clean (wipe front to back), go to the bathroom before and after intercourse, I am allergic to ALL antibiotics Except cipro-floxacin. I have had ultra sounds nearly every 4 months for the past 20 years, had a transvaginal, cystoscopy. BOTH specialists have not found any problem physically as to why this is happening. My kidney and bladder are both in great shape, yet I still get the UTI's. CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT IS MISSING?? AND DON'T TELL ME ANYTHING THAT I HAVE ALREADY MENTIONED HERE...THANK YOU.

I'm so sorry, UTI's are just miserable!

Have you ever done an herbal cleanse? Detoxifying your whole body could be the solution. Perhaps the UTI's are a result of toxins in your body. Allergies have been said to be a direct result of toxin buildup inside your body.

The problem with antibiotics is that they kill all the beneficial bacteria in your body - along with the bad. Plus, your body becomes immune to antibiotics over time, and ends the effectiveness of the antibiotics.

Going natural is the best way. It's nearly impossible for herbs to harm, and I know from personal experience that they really help alot!

My favorite cleanse resource is blessedherbs.com

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Drinking too much cranberry juice will weaken the bladder, Once a week should be good. Hve you tried green tea or chicken broth?

i think the best way is to wash up ur private area with water instead of wiping. Also u can use "intimate wash" from carefree. and stay away from spicy food and 1.5 L of water a day.

"If having sex seems to cause your infections, your doctor may suggest that you take a single antibiotic pill after you have sex to prevent urinary tract infections."
Read about that here: http://familydoctor.org/x5180.xml

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