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Have you ever had a bladder infection? Where it burns when you pee and it feels like you have to go to the bathroom really badly even when your bladder is empty?
You can go to the doctor if you want to. First you'll have to beg for an immediate appointment because you're in so much pain. When you get there the doctor will write you a prescription for an antibiotic. Hopefully. They're reluctant to over-prescribe antibiotics these days because bacteria are becoming resistant. But the antibiotic won't solve your problem immediately. It'll take a few days to knock out the infection. So the doctor will probably give you something for the pain in the meantime. And he'll tell you to drink cranberry juice. Then, of course, you need to stop by the pharmacy to pick up the prescriptions.
There's a much better way to deal with a bladder infection. It turns out that the doctor is on the right path with the cranberry juice. The bacteria can't live in an acidic environment. When you add cranberry juice to your system, the bacteria die off. But it takes quite a bit of cranberry juice.
Fortunately, you can get a condensed dose of cranberries in capsule form. They just pulverize cranberries and put the powder in capsules. They're sold over the counter in your local drug store and probably even your grocery store. Look for them in the area where vitamins are sold. They're not even considered medicine. They're just food. For that reason, the bottle won't say why you would want to take them or how many to take. They're not allowed to make claims like, "cures bladder infections" because they would have to conduct the necessary studies first and they're too costly. But a couple of capsules at the first sign of a problem will kill the bacteria long before you could get the doctor's office on the phone.
So put it on your grocery list now. The trick to this is having them handy when you first notice a problem. A bottle costs around $ 5 to $ 10, and should last you for years. That's much less than the copay for the doctor's visit and prescriptions.
If you get bladder infections more than a few times a year, you should talk to your doctor about it anyway. It may be a sign of a more serious problem, like a kidney infection.
