urinary tract infection in a 3 year old and molluscum

[Guest guest]

I have a 3 year old who has problems getting urinary tract

infections. I know that cranberry juice helps and lots of water. We

are working on the potty training hygeine thing also. Does anyone

have any other suggestions to help take care of this problem so it

does not become chronic? Also any suggestions on molluscom? We are

using Dr. Christophers comfrey ointment which works pretty well, but

as soon as one spot clears up I find it somewhere else. Someone I

talked to suggested a spray that goes under her armpits that works on

viral stuff, but I don't remember and thought someone on here might

know something that would work.

 

Thanks-Whitney

[Guest guest]

have you tested for the standard pathogens? ifshe is ghetting one everytime

she turns around then it may be a constant which is something you need to be

aggressive with if you don't want to worsen her future.....

in the meantime an item called mannose is a cranberry chemical concentrate

that helps the pathogens not be able to adhere to the bladder walls.....give

this to her 24/7 until you are sure she is pathogen free. as someone who has

lived with years of agony over an ill treated bladder infection i urge

agressive attention.

 

claire

 

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" menina_mama " <queen_whitney

 

Thursday, December 21, 2006 7:50 PM

urinary tract infection in a 3 year old and

molluscum

 

 

> I have a 3 year old who has problems getting urinary tract

> infections. I know that cranberry juice helps and lots of water. We

> are working on the potty training hygeine thing also. Does anyone

> have any other suggestions to help take care of this problem so it

> does not become chronic? Also any suggestions on molluscom? We are

> using Dr. Christophers comfrey ointment which works pretty well, but

> as soon as one spot clears up I find it somewhere else. Someone I

> talked to suggested a spray that goes under her armpits that works on

> viral stuff, but I don't remember and thought someone on here might

> know something that would work.

>

> Thanks-Whitney

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

The best thing for urinary tract infections that worked on my daughter was more

frequent visits to the bathroom. Children do not want to stop what they are

doing and will hold it forever. This causes bacteria in the tract and can cause

little tiny sores or tears which makes things worse. So we just took my daughter

every hour to hour and a half and as long as we did she had no problems.

 

Patty

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menina_mama

Thursday, December 21, 2006 7:50 PM

urinary tract infection in a 3 year old and

molluscum

 

 

I have a 3 year old who has problems getting urinary tract

infections. I know that cranberry juice helps and lots of water. We

are working on the potty training hygeine thing also. Does anyone

have any other suggestions to help take care of this problem so it

does not become chronic? Also any suggestions on molluscom? We are

using Dr. Christophers comfrey ointment which works pretty well, but

as soon as one spot clears up I find it somewhere else. Someone I

talked to suggested a spray that goes under her armpits that works on

viral stuff, but I don't remember and thought someone on here might

know something that would work.

 

Thanks-Whitney

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

taking a garlic supplement on a regualr basis can help, it acts as a

natural antibiotic. Also, try giving her a probiotic this replaces

the good bacteria in the body and will also help to combat UTI's.

Have her eat yogurt to get more live cultures as well.

 

, " Patty Alexander "

<patty411 wrote:

>

> The best thing for urinary tract infections that worked on my

daughter was more frequent visits to the bathroom. Children do not

want to stop what they are doing and will hold it forever. This causes

bacteria in the tract and can cause little tiny sores or tears which

makes things worse. So we just took my daughter every hour to hour and

a half and as long as we did she had no problems.

>

> Patty

> -

> menina_mama

>

> Thursday, December 21, 2006 7:50 PM

> urinary tract infection in a 3 year

old and molluscum

>

>

> I have a 3 year old who has problems getting urinary tract

> infections. I know that cranberry juice helps and lots of water. We

> are working on the potty training hygeine thing also. Does anyone

> have any other suggestions to help take care of this problem so it

> does not become chronic? Also any suggestions on molluscom? We are

> using Dr. Christophers comfrey ointment which works pretty well, but

> as soon as one spot clears up I find it somewhere else. Someone I

> talked to suggested a spray that goes under her armpits that works on

> viral stuff, but I don't remember and thought someone on here might

> know something that would work.

>

> Thanks-Whitney

>

>

>

>

>

>