Nearly 100 Million Individuals Worldwide Annually Get UTIs

(Newswire.net — December 26, 2017) Orlando, FL — Urinary tract infections are painful and costly. This type of infection affects the urinary tract and is normally caused by E. coli bacteria. While this infection is common, the number of sufferers is actually greater than originally thought.

Nearly 100 million individuals worldwide get UTIs annually. This common infection can come back again and again even if it has already been treated. E. coli bacteria live in the gut and then reach the urinary tract, which leads to infection.

According to some experts, reducing the number of the UTI-causing bacteria may also decrease the risk of the infection.

Scott J. Hultgren, Professor of Molecular Microbiology at Washington University in St. Louis, conducted a research study. The aim of this study is to help patients prevent as well as manage the common problem of recurrent urinary tract infections.  Further, this study aims at addressing the global crisis of antimicrobial resistance.

While there is a widely-used antibiotic treatment, a quarter of the 100 million sufferers end up with another infection within six months. This can make life difficult for sufferers, especially since this infection causes a frequent urge to urinate as well as painful urination.

In severe cases, the infection starts affecting the kidneys and then the bloodstream. When this happens, it may even become life-threatening.

E. coli can live without causing harm in the gut. However, when the bacteria reach the opening of the urinary tract and up to the bladder, it causes problems.

It is important to note that UTIs frequently reoccur when bacterial populations from the gut continually re-seed the urinary tract with the bacteria. Reducing the number of E. coli has been found by experts to be potentially helpful in the prevention and treatment of UTIs as well as in reducing the risk of recurrent infections.

According to early studies, using D-Mannose may be useful in decreasing the number of bacteria in the bladder. This type of sugar can be found in cranberry, which is a juice often consumed due to its possible UTI-fighting benefits.

There are some experts who suggest that using D-Mannose may be a safer way to fight the infection. It is even thought to be a safer alternative to certain antibiotics, which may cause side effects.

Purest Vantage’s D-Mannose formula is carefully-crafted to deliver the potential UTI-fighting effects of this natural ingredient. It is not just highly potent and pure, but is also popularized by the customer satisfaction guarantee it comes with.

Those who suffer from the infection or who want to reduce the risk of it may want to consider the use of this formula.

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