monthly burning bladder infection

You probably have some dormant bacteria. What can happen is you get an infection and you take antibiotics. Instead of killing the bacteria, it kills most of them and some others are left dormant in the bladder. Then when you stop taking antibiotics, they're free to multiply again. It's not common, but it does happen.

Try taking ASAP or Silver Biotics (same product, different name) from American Biotech Labs. This is a nano silver and not a colloidal silver, so it doesn't accumulate in the body. It's not known to interact with any medications and is non-addictive. I would suggest you take the maximum recommended dose. This may ensure that the bacteria is completely killed off instead of lying dormant.

Whether or not you have dormant bacteria, you may want to check if you have a urethral obstruction. Make an appointment with a urologist to check for this. If you do have this, you'll have a very minor and quick surgery that repairs this issue and makes it so that you don't get bacteria that shoots up into your bladder.

To prevent future bladder infections, you can keep taking the nano silver product every day. It's non-toxic, so it's very safe to take every day. You can find this product at a local health food store or online on the company's website.

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Hi my name is Christa Pellicci I’m from Stamford ct, I’m 41 years old i have a really bad Burning yeast infection, like I’m constantly peeing all the time. It’s red and it burns i get stans on my underwear

Have you heard of biofilms? This may be the causes. I have had a similar problem for 5 years.
Biofilms are type of defense system that bacteria use to defend against medical treatments such as antibiotics. Generally when bacteria and other pathogens are free floating within the body they are susceptible to antibiotic treatments. However certain forms of bacteria, parasites and viruses form communities that protect themselves with a biofilm which is a kind of bio-glue forcefield.
These types of biofilm communities can form in the gastrointestinal tract, urinary tract, respiratory system and sex organs. The biofilm makes these types of pathogens extremely hard to kill and can lead to chronic symptoms without any relief from traditional medical treatments.
Biofilms have been associated with multiple chronic conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, inflammatory bowel disease, prostatitis, arthritis and other conditions. These biofilms may be constantly causing inflammation and wreaking havoc on the body all the while evading detection and common treatments.
Treating an infection with biofilms can be a problem because you may not even be able to detect their existence. Antibiotic treatments may work for a little while but may only kill off a portion of the infection resulting in a return of symptoms later on. Some biofilm infections may even go into a dormant state and reactivate later making them hard to identify and treat.
Some treatments that have worked for some people include long term antibiotic use although this can be extremely damaging on your overall health. Other treatments include naturopathic remedies and alternative techniques some of which are found in this book in later sections.
Source: Chronic Urethritis by Thomas B. Smith