Preventing Recurring Infections

THE SIMPLE WAY TO PREVENT RECURRING STUBBORN INFECTIONS IN YOUR BODY PERMANENTLY

Infections are not friends with anyone. One thing is the discomfort you have to endure, but again, the continued damage it does to the body could be just too much to even start to count.

If you’ve been having sores, blisters, warts, or rashes playing around your genitals, that may be some sexually transmitted infection. Syphilis could even be much worse. It could start with genital sore,

Even if your little man can’t stand up, or you’re the two-seconds man, it’s not far from infections.

✓ Stay well-hydrated

Drinking plenty of water and other fluids increases your urine output, which helps prevent bacterial buildup in your bladder and other urinary tract structures. Aim for six to eight glasses of liquid daily.

✓ Urinate regularly

Don’t allow more than three or four hours to elapse without urinating. This helps flush bacteria out of your urinary TRACT

✓ Go to the bathroom after having sex

Sexual activity can introduce bacteria into your urinary tract, especially when you’re having sex with a new partner. Urinating right after sex can help wash away bacteria.

✓ Wear cotton panties

Bacteria thrive in warm, moist environments. Cotton allows better airflow than synthetic fabrics. Avoiding tight pants may also help.

✓ Consider preventive antibiotics

If you get recurrent UTIs, we may recommend taking antibiotics to prevent further infection, either on a daily basis, after sex, or at the first sign of a new infection. However, don’t take antibiotics unless we prescribe them.

✓ USE COMPLETE DOSE OF;

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✓ Fights against staphylococcus and other STIs infections

✓ Strengthens immunity, keeps youth and energy

✓ Promotes restful sleep.

✓ Helps treat allergies

✓ Eradicate all infections in your body including urinary tract infection.

✓ It helps fight against food poison

✓ Rejuvenate your overall health and fortify your immune system

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