Bladder infections usually begin in the lower lower urinary tract: \u00a0urethra and bladder. \u00a0If not treated, they can progress up the tract to the ureters and kidneys. \u00a0Several factors cause urinary tract infections (UTIs): \u00a0sexual intercourse, long-term catheterization in the bladder, congenital urinary tract abnormalities, bladder obstructions and \u00a0 an impaired immune system. \u00a0 Examples here would be diabetes, or a person taking high doses of cortisone. \u00a0Incomplete emptying of the bladder also encourages UTIs.<\/p>\n
FOR WOMEN: \u00a0Things which help prevent UTIs include wiping from front to back following a bowel movement, avoiding deodorant sprays, douches, powders. \u00a0 Drink \u00a0plenty of water, consum yogurt, kefir, and acidophilus milk. \u00a0Always urinate whenever you feel the urge, urinate after intercourse, wear cotton underwear and loose-fitting clothes.<\/p>\n
There is an spiritual\/emotional component to bladder infections. \u00a0The urinary system begins to break down when your life is upheaval. \u00a0Words that describe situations inviting bladder infections include anger, irritation, bitterness, fear, grief, guilt.<\/p>\n
Reflexology for the spirit sessions are definitely called for with a UTI. \u00a0The homeostasis offered is a significant contribution. \u00a0However, a healthcare professional must be consulted because these infections can quickly escalate from a nuisance to something much more serious.<\/p>\n
Begin the session by working the solar plexus and diaphragm reflexes.<\/p>\n
Work the spleen reflex.<\/p>\n
Work the digestive system with emphasis on the liver.<\/p>\n
Work the endocrine system with emphasis on the adrenal glands.<\/p>\n
Work the urinary system with emphasis on the bladder and kidney reflexes.<\/p>\n
Work the lymphatic system reflexes.<\/p>\n
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Bladder infections usually begin in the lower lower urinary tract: \u00a0urethra and bladder. \u00a0If not treated, they can progress up the tract to the ureters and kidneys. \u00a0Several factors cause urinary tract infections (UTIs): \u00a0sexual intercourse, long-term catheterization in the bladder, congenital urinary tract abnormalities, bladder obstructions and \u00a0 an impaired immune system. \u00a0 Examples […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[7,9,42,54,78,81,95,102,109],"tags":[143,184,381,455,463,677,780,827,903,907,943],"yoast_head":"\n