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10-15-2021 09:49 AM
was so worried when I first heard this news... but sounds like he might go home today so feel relieved.
10-15-2021 09:55 AM
drink fluids, cranberry juice. Urinary retention from enlarged prostate or poor hygeine are common causes that I have seen in elderly men
10-15-2021 10:04 AM
@skatting44 @granddi I think I read for women, good hygiene, not holding urine for too long, limited tight jeans/leggings and changing clothing if they're damp/sweaty.
10-15-2021 10:50 AM
@granddi wrote:
@Scooby Doo wrote:Urinary tract infections are fairly common in people that age. His turned septic. My neighbor died from the same thing. He waited too long to get treatment and the sepsis killed his heart muscle.
Any guidance on keeping a healthy uninary tract with advancing age or any age.
D-mannose capsules or powder 1500mg/day - or as close to that total as possible.
I have a history of urological and nephrological issues and chronic UTI"s is one of them. Also, stay as hydrated as possible.
10-15-2021 11:42 AM
Hoping for a speedy recovery of President Clinton.
10-15-2021 12:10 PM - edited 10-15-2021 12:12 PM
Great question, grandi. I'm about to go to the next page to see if there are any good responses.
It does plague oldsters and often kills them. Not to mention that when infected and untreated, you can become hallucinatory (from what I've witnessed. I am on page 1 at the moment).
ETA: I just read the advice tips. Thank you.
10-15-2021 12:27 PM
@granddi wrote:Any guidance on keeping a healthy uninary tract with advancing age or any age.
A semi-educated guess. Cleanliness and keep the bladder and kidneys working, IE: drink lots of fluid. Easiest way to maybe help I can think of anyways.
Will it help? Don't see how it could do any harm. Working in high heat for years and running outdoors in hot and humid weather, I have always drank a lot of H2o. Never had this urinary issue and 7 years his senior.
Sounds like he is doing much better today.
hckynut
10-15-2021 01:12 PM
Here's to a speedy recovery President Clinton. Take good care.
10-15-2021 04:58 PM
Good thing that it was caught in time and he should be ok. Will bring awareness to this issue.
10-15-2021 05:42 PM
@feline groovy wrote:
@granddi wrote:
@Scooby Doo wrote:Urinary tract infections are fairly common in people that age. His turned septic. My neighbor died from the same thing. He waited too long to get treatment and the sepsis killed his heart muscle.
Any guidance on keeping a healthy uninary tract with advancing age or any age.
D-mannose capsules or powder 1500mg/day - or as close to that total as possible.
I have a history of urological and nephrological issues and chronic UTI"s is one of them. Also, stay as hydrated as possible.
I swear by D Mannose as well. If I feel a little more ahem urgent than usual, I get out the D Mannose and take it for a few days and it clears right up.
(Of course, if I didn't catch it right away or it didn't go away I would go get an antibiotic prescription at the doc.) Waiting is a bad idea.
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