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Natural solutions for lower urinary tract infections

Six out of ten women suffer from lower urinary tract infection at some point in their lives. But, there is a way around this.

Do you experience persistent stinging in your bladder, or a burning sensation while urinating? Do you find yourself needing to pass water more frequently, but only in small quantities each time? You may be suffering from a lower urinary tract infection called cystitis; but there’s no need to panic.

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common health issue in women, with around 60% likely to suffer at least once in their lifetime. A quarter will have recurrent bouts of cystitis, presented by itching, burning and pain while urinating. The good news is that you can turn to Uri-Kleer – a fast-acting, natural solution available without prescription.


What causes UTIs?

Most bladder infections are caused by E. coli – a bacterium commonly found in human intestines – with 75 to 90% of cystitis cases in sexually active women. A number of other pathogens may be involved, but most of these conditions are classified as urethritis.

 

How Uri-Kleer can help

Uri-Kleer is a natural, 5-day course that contains plant extracts hibiscus sabdariffa and vaccinium macrocarpon, which are proven to have anti-bacterial qualities. Uri-Kleer is also available in a maintenance pack for those experiencing recurring cystitis.

Although you should always get any persistent bladder problems checked by a medical professional, Uri-Kleer is a cost-effective first option. It is available at Dis-Chem, Clicks and other leading pharmacies nationwide, without a prescription.

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