I've been struggling with symptoms of cystitis for more than a year now. Urine samples show white cells and four times I've been prescribed anti-biotics. The symptoms ease for a while but always return.

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The gynaecologist did a scan and said there was nothing of concern. She said I should probably take cranberry every day which I do on rising and take one/two probiotics for women.

This works pretty well, but if I'm not extremely careful what I eat and drink each day, by evening I have the dreaded cramping sensation. I also had a prescription for a pessary with estrodern. I've given up tea and coffee completely and drink lots of water.

Does anyone else have this problem? I'd be grateful for any ideas for coping with this problem. I feel for you! I had a summer, out of the blue, of repeated cystitis attacks. They eventually cleared up but I have no idea of what I did differently. I took priobiotics with the antibiotics and they seemed to help but why it all began in the first place.

Yogurt (as long as it is 'live') is excellent, too. I wondered if increased sugar (I have a sweet tooth!) could have been the culprit and many people say yeast (in bread, etc.) is a problem. You could try cutting those foods out. Drinking extra water is always good for flushing out toxin-y things. My research at the time led me to Angela Kilmartin who is a bit of a guru on this topic.

She does have a website: Angelakilmartin.com, I think. This may now all be 'paid for' information but you'll soon probably be at the stage where you'll pay nearly anything to stop the pain! Try googling the condition and see if there is any sensible up to date advice out there (if you haven't already!). I do hope you feel better soon.

Hello, I have only posted on here a couple of times but I do read the posts most days. Pokemon sienna gba rom download. I couldn't let the concerns about cystitis pass me by without mentioning D-Mannose, a natural treatment for bladder problems which is absolutely brilliant. I had bad cystitis back in 2010 and 3 courses of antibiotics did not get rid of it and it was agonising, but a friend recommended D-Mannose which did the trick very quickly, and I keep some in the cupboard now and take it if I get the beginnings of a twinge. I haven't had a recurrence for 5 years now. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post the website but I'll try. Hope you soon feel better Ginny42.

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Cystitis is horrendous. I suffered for many years and cut out anything acid to eat and drink. Never found any alternative treatments that worked.

Problem was partly caused by bladder prolapse which was only diagnosed by gynaecologist. Now I take oestragen and antibiotics to prevent infection. I would hate to think we would be denied antibiotic treatment. My consultant prescribed them and I switch to another one every three months to prevent immunity. Thrush is also a cause for some women.

I agree that the book mentioned will give lots of clues as to the cause of the problem. Ginny42, I was thinking of you overnight and remembered my beloved hot water bottle which helped a bit at the onset of these nasty attacks. This may help a bit as a temporary measure. Two things I should have also mentioned are that if you are still sexually active, you should have a wee as soon as possible afterwards (within ten minutes at the most).

This helps any possible source of infection be washed away. Sorry to be so graphic but it's true! Finally, I remembered that Angela Kilmartin was a proponent of NOT wearing anything tight around the crotch area. This included tights (she loved crotch-less tights. Mine become crotch-less when I rip them, not that's intentional!).

Just remembered. Try pants only made from cotton, too, an AK suggestion, although most of us do, anyway.

See if you can manage not wearing tights, f possible, for a bit and see if that helps. The pessaries posted above sound good too but if you are in the middle of an attack I'd try everything - all at once! Wishing you a speedy recovery.

To be honest I think we need a number of strategies in our armoury! Yes, ibuprofen helps while you wait for other things to work. A hot water bottle does help too. Camomile tea soothes. I've also taken Bicarb of soda to dispel any acid. I've tried Uva ursi by Vogel.

Cranberry helps to prevent bacteria sticking to the walls of the bladder; uva ursi goes straight to the bladder and eases the crampy feelings. I am attracted to the D Mannose powder and will be sending for some. Thank you Sparklefizz. The consultant said the cause in my case could be anxiety. Apparently this is common in women aged 60 +. What a wonderful resource Gransnet is!