HyperdimensionalApe
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I would argue that those are because iodine needs other co factors; B2, selenium, zinc.That's not quite true. Prolonged use can increase the risk of side effects such as thyroid problems.
I would argue that those are because iodine needs other co factors; B2, selenium, zinc.That's not quite true. Prolonged use can increase the risk of side effects such as thyroid problems.
FWIW, I was taking 2 tsp 3 times per day, and it cleared up the infection within about 5 days. You can't od on it, so even if one does overdo it dosage-wise, there's no side effects. It's a sugar derived from cranberries. Hope I'm not being repetitious.I just remembered about D-Mannose. I don’t think I’ve had a urinary infection before so it didn’t immediately come to mind.
I’ve ordered it in powder form which will arrive tomorrow. I’ll take a teaspoon of it each day.
Guess I was being repetitious. Sorry @T.C.Very good idea. You can take a teaspoon of it in water every hour if you want, but do take it more than once a day. You could also ditch the cipro and see if the D-Mannose works on it's own. If it's a common or garden UTI, then D-Mannose will deal with it in short order.
It’s a pretty safe one. But doManaged to get the antibiotics changed. Doc’s prescribed Co-Amoxiclav instead.
It’s not Bactrim, but at least it’s not a flouroquinolone.
You might want to take at least Lactobacillus rhamnosus and saccharomyces boulardii (especially if you get diarrhea) once a day, two hours after the antibiotic.
That's a great one, but to reduce or eliminate diarrhea, it will have to be saccharomyces boulardii. It's known as brandnames ultralevure or florastor. It reduces the chances of pathogenic clostridium difficile in your gut from the antibiotics.Will they be adequate or should I get the one you recommended
That's a great one, but to reduce or eliminate diarrhea, it will have to be saccharomyces boulardii. It's known as brandnames ultralevure or florastor. It reduces the chances of pathogenic clostridium difficile in your gut from the antibiotics.
Hi CarlHope you get this sorted and thanks for sharing. That would be terrifying for any man.
There is also a more benign form of testicular pain that you can get, which has a similar dull ache but no enlargement and no obvious problem with the testes themselves. It's usually caused by some problem or tightness in the circuit surrounding the root chakra that runs down from the lower back, through the glutes and into pelvic floor. Sometimes certain movements like heavy bench pressing can trigger it.
Best solution is to do some deep stretching work focusing on the hips, the hamstrings/lower back, inner thighs, pigeon pose for the glutes etc.
Stretching these areas is also of great benefit for general energy flow and sexual health. Sometimes you'll be walking around for days with super tight PC muscle and will feel, quite literally very up-tight, but stretching properly can relieve it quickly.