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Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

Oct 24
2 min read

This is a living page, not an extensive list, just the remedies I’ve come across so far for this ailment. I’m always learning, so I’ll keep adding as I discover more.



Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) happens when a pathogenic bacterium invades any part of the urinary tract and turns to infection. Symptoms include an urgent desire to urinate, typically frequent and painful, even after the bladder has been emptied there may be a desire to go again. Urine may have a strong, unpleasant odor and may appear cloudy. Abdominal pain and burning sensation may also be present.

 

Preventive Measures

  • Women should always wipe from the front to back after using the restroom.

  • Do not delay urinating, go when you feel the urge.

  • Avoid alcohol, caffeine, carbonated beverages, coffee, excess chocolate, refined or processed foods, and refined sugars. These can be hard on the urinary tract.

 

 

 

  • Unsweetened cranberry juice prevents bacteria from adhering to the bladder lining and acidifies the urine which inhibits bacterial growth. Drink 1 quart a day.

  • Drink plenty of fluids, at least 8 oz every hour: distilled water, celery and parsley juice, watermelon.

  • Consume cultured foods or take probiotic capsules, two per meal.

  • UTI Formula

  • Hot bath with essential oils from the list below or a sitz bath.

 


  • Diuretic herbs (increase the flow of urine) help cleanse the system, flush the kidneys, and help reduce the urgency to urinate.

  • Herbal antibiotics specific for kidneys.

    • Oregon grape root

    • Garlic

    • Ginger

    • Goldenseal

    • Juniper

    • Sage

    • Wormwood

    • Usnea

 


Massaged over abdomen with a carrier oil.

  • Basil

  • Cedarwood

  • Eucalyptus

  • Frankincense

  • Juniper berry

  • Thyme

  • Rosemary

  • Tea tree​ (Melaleuca)



Be mindful of the emotion, be specific in where it is attached, it’s okay to feel this way but then it must be let go. Hand it over to the Savior, it is now His to take care of.

  • Putting blame on others for your problems

  • Allowing another to irritate you

  • Being upset at someone of the opposite sex or loved one


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Disclaimer: The Information contained on this website is for educational purposes only and as a guideline for your personal use.  It is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed healthcare professional. Those who follow these suggestions do so at their own risk.

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