Natural UTI Treatments

Natural UTI Treatments, From Herbs
To Essential Oils

As I discussed in the my two previous emails, herbal remedies play a pivotal role in controlling and even preventing urinary tract infections. Many of these remedies include the use of special herbs that naturally fight bacterial infections or help boost the immune system. These herbs can be found in foods or as a dietary supplements. 

In addition to homeopathic remedies, aromatherapy can also be a very effective way to naturally treat symptoms of UTIs. Using these therapies and remedies will both help your overall health and beat painful urinary tract infections.

Additional herbs

Additional herbs key to optimal urinary tract health because of their anti-inflammatory and antiseptic qualities include:

• Asparagus

• Buchu

• Celery seed

• Cleavers (also goosegrass)

• Corn Silk

• Garlic

• Horsetail

• Hydrangea root

• Juniper berries

• Marshmallow root

• Parsley

Homeopathic Remedies

A large list of homeopathic remedies exist to treat the symptoms of urinary tract infection as well as to help prevent urinary tract infection recurrence. We have compiled a short list of homeopathic remedies for your review. As with all remedies, consult your physician or a professional naturopath before beginning any new regimen.

Apis mellifica

Use is indicated when symptoms include:

• Urgent need to urinate, but can only pass small quantities of highly- colored fluid

• Urinating causes stinging and burning

• Your symptoms worsen with exposure to heat and touch

Suggested Dosage: Begin with 6c every hour up to six times per day. Then, reduce to three to four times per day and continue to reduce upon improvement.

Belladonna

Use is indicated when symptoms include:

• Urgency to urinate

• Urinating causes burning

• Urine is dark colored

• Headaches are experienced

Suggested Dosage: Begin with 6c every two hours one dose every two hours up to six doses in a day. Then, reduce to three to four doses per day and continue to reduce upon improvement.

Cantharis

Use is indicated when symptoms include:

• Frequent or constant urge to urinate

• Passing small quantities of urine

• Burning sensation upon urination

Suggested Dosage: Begin with 30c three times per day for two days. Discontinue use when significant improvement is noted.

Nux vomica

Use is indicated when symptoms include:

• Burning pain in the bladder area, especially at night

• Burning and itching when urinating

• Constant urgency to urinate

• Passing small quantities of urine

Suggested Dosage: Begin with 6c every two hours up to six doses per day. Then reduce to three to four doses per day and continue to reduce upon improvement.

Sepia

Use is indicated when symptoms include:

• Urine has a strong odor

• Pain in the urethra after urinating

Suggested Dosage: Begin with 30c taken three times per day for two days. Discontinue use when significant improvement is noted.

Staphysagria

Use is indicated when symptoms include:

• A sensation that a drop of urine is running through the urethra

• Constant burning sensation

Suggested Dosage: Begin with 12c taken three times for day for two days. Discontinue use when significant improvement is noted.

Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy—the use of essential oils to stimulate health—is thought to Provide some beneficial assistance to the symptoms of UTI sufferers. Either by creating a massage oil to be applied to the your lower abdomen, pubic bone, and kidney region or adding essential oils to a hot bath, at the very least, aromatherapy and essential oil techniques are sure to leave you feeling invigorated and well-scented.

Suggested essential oils for urinary tract infection use include:

• Bergamot

• Cajeput

• Cedarwood

• Chamomile

• Eucalyptus

• Fennel oils

• Juniper

• Niaouli

• Pine

• Sandalwood

• Tea tree

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