Using Uqora Products to Prevent Recurring UTIs

Recurrent UTIs are infections that affect the urinary tract even after being eliminated using antibiotics. Some UTIs can be very relentless, occurring again and again, causing a lot of discomfort to the person. Normally one would expect that after a person has been treated for UTIs, the condition will go away, but in 26-44% of the cases, there’s a recurrent infection. Step Osmanski suffered more than 100 UTIs in her life, causing soo much physical and emotional pain that she decided to be celibate.
Recurrent UTIs can be defined as those UTIs that relapse after a person has been treated with antibiotics. Being bacterial infections, UTIs usually are treated using antibiotics. The constant use of antibiotics causes antibiotic resistance. After every use of antibiotics, about 99.9% of the bacteria may be cleared, but the remaining bacteria acquire resistance and pass the genes to their offsprings who become resistant to that antibiotic.
Biofilm formation is another cause of recurrent UTIs. Some bacteria can attach to the walls of the bladder and form a protective covering that shields them from the immune system and antibiotics. The bacteria will continue growing and multiplying in the biofilm unperturbed and can attack the urinary system anytime immunity goes down.
Recurrent UTIs significantly affect the quality of life. Pre-disposing factors to recurrent UTIs include anatomy, age, genetics, and immuno-competence. Preventing recurrent UTIs is easier than treating them. Uqora has products that aim to prevent the occurrence of the UTIs rather than treating them. For people who know what triggers their UTI incidences, they can drink Uqora’s Target, which binds the newly introduced bacteria preventing infections. Uqora also has Control, a daily tablet that binds to bacteria normally left when UTIs resolve. One can also use probiotics from Uqora that have the two strains of lactobacillus that promote the maintenance of a healthy gut.