Natural bladder control
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The document discusses natural ways to control bladder infections. It defines the bladder and bladder infections, noting that bladder infections are usually caused by E. coli bacteria. Symptoms include frequent and painful urination. Natural remedies include drinking plenty of water, emptying the bladder regularly, quitting smoking, and wearing loose clothing. Eating pumpkin seeds and blueberries may also help control infections naturally. The document also recommends Flostat as another potential way to effectively treat bladder issues.
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