You are misunderstanding her response she is stating that it is the wet swimsuit that causes the infection not the water itself. The swimsuit with harbor the bacteria and travel up into your body, definitely. Especially in public pools , the ocean and tubs. Swimming naked in your own pool or a highly disinfected Rubin your own tub with Epsom salt for only 15 mins is the best way to go. My daughter has issues with this problem and she has a urologist who suggests this. When she swims she has to get out of the swimsuit immediately and can NEVER sit in it and must shower right after swimming. I usually stay away from
Public pools because they are not always disinfected as well as my own and with the ocean never let sand accumulate in her suit and have her rinse in shower ASAP and change. She must drink ALOT of water, 8 to 10 glasses a day, eat wAtermelon often and cranberry juice whenever possible. If she is in antibiotics I always give her probiotics , and I try to get her to eat yogurt regularly when she isn't on Antibiotic. If she won't eat the yogurt I have her take the probiotics. They are available in chewable so hope this was helpful!
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You are misunderstanding her response she is stating that it is the wet swimsuit that causes the infection not the water itself. The swimsuit with harbor the bacteria and travel up into your body, definitely. Especially in public pools , the ocean and tubs. Swimming naked in your own pool or a highly disinfected Rubin your own tub with Epsom salt for only 15 mins is the best way to go. My daughter has issues with this problem and she has a urologist who suggests this. When she swims she has to get out of the swimsuit immediately and can NEVER sit in it and must shower right after swimming. I usually stay away from
July 31, 2014 - 10:21amPublic pools because they are not always disinfected as well as my own and with the ocean never let sand accumulate in her suit and have her rinse in shower ASAP and change. She must drink ALOT of water, 8 to 10 glasses a day, eat wAtermelon often and cranberry juice whenever possible. If she is in antibiotics I always give her probiotics , and I try to get her to eat yogurt regularly when she isn't on Antibiotic. If she won't eat the yogurt I have her take the probiotics. They are available in chewable so hope this was helpful!
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