Can anybody advise please. 
This started in a male; symptoms started with very sore penis (the skin was almost raw) Urination was agonising.
GP found blood in urine sample, took blood sample and sent it off to lab.
The results came back 'Persistent Infection.' Seven days of antibiotics were prescribed.
It cleared up within three days of the first course, only to rear it's ugly head on the day before the course of antibiotics finished.
Stronger antibiotics were given in the hope it would do the trick but the same thing has happened.
The rawness is back again and the antibiotics finish tomorrow.
Just wondering if there is anything natural that stands a chance against E-coli.
Thank you in anticipation.
I would think there may some physical cause of the problem that needs to be investigated. WHERE is the infection? In the bladder? In his urine? on the outside of his penis?
I would think there may some physical cause of the problem that needs to be investigated. WHERE is the infection? In the bladder? In his urine? on the outside of his penis?
I agree with Sally, and really this needs checking out again as to why.
Meanwhile I do think it would do no harm but might be very helpful to have some probiotics. I would go for [url]this one [/url](broader spectrum) plus [url]this one [/url]which specifically helps support immune function. Supporting the immune system is vital - so a quality for immune-supporting foods, but if you google it there is masses of info out there.
Hope he gets sorted soon
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