Product Description
Classic urinary tract infection and inflammation has pain, frequency, bleeding, backache and /or fever in any order or combination. It is also known as cystitis. No figures are kept because it is so very common, but in the 25 years since Angela introduced self-help and prevention, attacks in the UK have dropped by 50% from their high in 1971 when they were over 25 million a year. The medical profession generally has not changed its treatments at all, still only offering antibiotics, poor quality urine sampling and futile trips to helpless urologists who may cause further procedural damage.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 3 reviews)

Urinary //tract Infections, Sexual Cystitis and Interstitial Cystitis by Nicole E. Wynnyk (Yukon,Canada)

5 Stars
April 01, 2008
This book was so great I bought one for my family Doctor so he could help others and understand how cystitis works. It is a great reference and answer book.

The Patient's Encylopedia of Urinary Tract Infections by R. Miller (La Mirada, California)

3 Stars
March 26, 2008
This book is interesting but I thought some of the suggestins were a little "weird". I thought a lot of the information wasn't really necessary, all I wanted to know was how to avoid getting urinary tract infectins.

An Absolute Must For Any Cystitis Sufferer by A. James (Berkshire, England)

5 Stars
April 25, 2007
This is the Bible for the cystitis sufferer. Excellent tips and tools to help you deal with the discomfort and pain but most importantly to prevent infections from happening in the first place! I used to get UTI's every six months like clockwork but since I started following the instructions in this book I've taken control and know how to take better care of myself. Don't just keep suffering - do something about it and this is a great way to start.

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