gladiatrix 1,109 Posted May 7, 2018 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Share Posted May 7, 2018 I wear to bed semioften, and occasionally sleep in wet diapers, but I've had a few UTIs before and they're really painful and scary, and I know staying in wet protection for too long probably makes me more susceptible =( Does anyone know a good way to lower my risk of getting an infection while wearing? Padded_girl 1 Quote Link to comment
Dark Knight 86 Posted May 7, 2018 Share Posted May 7, 2018 UTI? I assume that means Urinary Tract Infection. Unfortunately, I don't, but I would like to know as well; I've been trying to work up the courage to spend the entire night padded and wet it in the morning, but I always chicken out around 11 pm. Quote Link to comment
doc133 40 Posted May 8, 2018 Share Posted May 8, 2018 Well I would recommend using baby powder to try and absorb as much urine as possible, although this could cause its own problems. If you are supper prone to UTI's then I would say that being wet overnight might just be out of the question. Quote Link to comment
Redd 268 Posted May 8, 2018 Share Posted May 8, 2018 Being well hydrated with less uric acid (the stuff that makes pee yellow) could also help. Urine that is mostly water will be less likely to cause issues such as UTI and diaper rash. Missypee 1 Quote Link to comment
gladiatrix 1,109 Posted May 9, 2018 Author 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Share Posted May 9, 2018 4 hours ago, Redd said: Being well hydrated with less uric acid (the stuff that makes pee yellow) could also help. Urine that is mostly water will be less likely to cause issues such as UTI and diaper rash. Ooh, good point :0 Maybe that'll finally motivate me to drink more water!! BlueWetter 1 Quote Link to comment
Dynamic 133 Posted May 9, 2018 Share Posted May 9, 2018 (edited) You could try drinking cranberry juice. It seems that whether or not this will actually help is a subject of debate and study, but at least it can't hurt. You may even see some other health benefits too. Edit: some info: https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-958/cranberry It seems according to current thinking it's best use as a precaution and less as a treatment. So, maybe exactly what you are looking for. Edited May 9, 2018 by Dynamic (see edit history) Quote Link to comment
gladiatrix 1,109 Posted May 9, 2018 Author 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Share Posted May 9, 2018 9 minutes ago, Dynamic said: You could try drinking cranberry juice. It seems that whether or not this will actually help is a subject of debate and study, but at least it can't hurt. You may even see some other health benefits too. Edit: some info: https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-958/cranberry It seems according to current thinking it's best use as a precaution and less as a treatment. So, maybe exactly what you are looking for. I drink Cran-Grape pretty much every day! I wonder if switching to plain old cranberry juice would make any difference... Quote Link to comment
Dynamic 133 Posted May 9, 2018 Share Posted May 9, 2018 (edited) It's worth looking into, especially if there is a lot of added sugar in what you are currently drinking. There are also supplements available, but I'm not crazy about supplementation myself. Edited May 9, 2018 by Dynamic (see edit history) Quote Link to comment
Redd 268 Posted May 9, 2018 Share Posted May 9, 2018 I've always heard of cranberry as a treatment for bladder issues such as UTI. Not disputing what Dynamic said, just saying, as someone who has worked in a pharmacy for 15 years (not as a pharmacist) , I have seen a heard a lot in medical terms. Never heard of cranberry as a preventative, but perhaps. I think anything is worth a try. Sleeping in warm wet is bliss. Quote Link to comment
Dynamic 133 Posted May 9, 2018 Share Posted May 9, 2018 26 minutes ago, Redd said: I've always heard of cranberry as a treatment for bladder issues such as UTI. Not disputing what Dynamic said, just saying, as someone who has worked in a pharmacy for 15 years (not as a pharmacist) , I have seen a heard a lot in medical terms. Never heard of cranberry as a preventative, but perhaps. I thought the same, but some cursory searching turned up that cranberries are no longer considered an effective treatment, but they may be an effective prevention. Here's a short article on the subject: https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/cranberries-for-uti-protection Quote Link to comment
gladiatrix 1,109 Posted May 9, 2018 Author 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Share Posted May 9, 2018 5 hours ago, Dynamic said: I thought the same, but some cursory searching turned up that cranberries are no longer considered an effective treatment, but they may be an effective prevention. Here's a short article on the subject: https://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/cranberries-for-uti-protection I think cranberries themselves are preventative and some of the chemicals derived from cranberries can be a treatment, because I was given Azo for my last UTI. Quote Link to comment
Brittanybunny 1,494 Posted May 10, 2018 Share Posted May 10, 2018 On 5/9/2018 at 6:52 AM, etoile said: I think cranberries themselves are preventative and some of the chemicals derived from cranberries can be a treatment, because I was given Azo for my last UTI. Ive had 3, and i got the answers for you 1. Probably what you said before, you sit in them too long, urine isnt sterile no matter how much water you drink, itll still have bacteria, its ok to have fun sitting in your wet fun for a bit, but too long will highten your risks 2. Wet wipes, before and after wetting, i do this each time ( same with sex, because you can get a UTI from sex as well, believe me it sucks) cleaning the area before and after will clear away bacteria 3. Cranberry juice, pure squeezed juice, you can buy it at any local market, it has to be pure, no sugar, nothing else mixed with it. ONLY DRINK WATER AND CRANBERRY JUICE, no coffee, no soda, no tea (i think some said hot herbal tea might help but most recommend only these two and so do i) 4. Heating pad, as crazy as it sounds, it works and feels great, i had a UTI in december visiting my lover and we had a mini heater, you just kinda spread yourself near it or if thats too hot, get a small wash cloth thats wet and heat it up, either heat it with hot water or maybe the dryer or microwave for a bit, heat helps soothe it very well. 5. Drink water, LOTS of it, once you get one there is no holding until its gone, even if by the next day it doesnt hurt dont stop until you are sure, i stupidly didnt follow this last time and it kept coming back, drink a lot of water and go each time you feel the need to go, ik the pain is scary but the more you drink, the more you go, and the less it hurts 6. Panties off, and keep them off, by wearing underwear, your downstairs department cant breathe and natural sweat and bacteria will cling onto them and it wont help, let everything breathe 7. You should know when its gone when it goes from burning, to tingle, to nothing at all, take a good 3-4 days, even if by the day after you feel fine, dont risk it and add a couple of days to your routine of this so you are sure it doesnt return. I hope this helps you and future ladies out there, these all helped me very much each time, however, if after 3-4 days there is no change and it burns like satan just lit a match down there, go to a doctor and get antibiotics, the more painful it is, the more risk you bring yourself at with that area of your body, my first ever uti was that bad and they also found small bits of blood, thankfully my other two werent as bad, just take caution Redd 1 Quote Link to comment
gladiatrix 1,109 Posted May 12, 2018 Author 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Share Posted May 12, 2018 On 5/10/2018 at 5:52 PM, Brittanybunny said: Ive had 3, and i got the answers for you 1. Probably what you said before, you sit in them too long, urine isnt sterile no matter how much water you drink, itll still have bacteria, its ok to have fun sitting in your wet fun for a bit, but too long will highten your risks 2. Wet wipes, before and after wetting, i do this each time ( same with sex, because you can get a UTI from sex as well, believe me it sucks) cleaning the area before and after will clear away bacteria 3. Cranberry juice, pure squeezed juice, you can buy it at any local market, it has to be pure, no sugar, nothing else mixed with it. ONLY DRINK WATER AND CRANBERRY JUICE, no coffee, no soda, no tea (i think some said hot herbal tea might help but most recommend only these two and so do i) 4. Heating pad, as crazy as it sounds, it works and feels great, i had a UTI in december visiting my lover and we had a mini heater, you just kinda spread yourself near it or if thats too hot, get a small wash cloth thats wet and heat it up, either heat it with hot water or maybe the dryer or microwave for a bit, heat helps soothe it very well. 5. Drink water, LOTS of it, once you get one there is no holding until its gone, even if by the next day it doesnt hurt dont stop until you are sure, i stupidly didnt follow this last time and it kept coming back, drink a lot of water and go each time you feel the need to go, ik the pain is scary but the more you drink, the more you go, and the less it hurts 6. Panties off, and keep them off, by wearing underwear, your downstairs department cant breathe and natural sweat and bacteria will cling onto them and it wont help, let everything breathe 7. You should know when its gone when it goes from burning, to tingle, to nothing at all, take a good 3-4 days, even if by the day after you feel fine, dont risk it and add a couple of days to your routine of this so you are sure it doesnt return. I hope this helps you and future ladies out there, these all helped me very much each time, however, if after 3-4 days there is no change and it burns like satan just lit a match down there, go to a doctor and get antibiotics, the more painful it is, the more risk you bring yourself at with that area of your body, my first ever uti was that bad and they also found small bits of blood, thankfully my other two werent as bad, just take caution This is all super helpful! Thank you so much!! I used a heating pad last time too =) Quote Link to comment
Brittanybunny 1,494 Posted May 13, 2018 Share Posted May 13, 2018 You're welcome! if you wanna be more direct, a wash cloth that's soaked in hot water, since they say its unsafe to put a heating pad directly on your skin since it gets so hot, these all really did help for me, also if you use any "fun" toys, clean them before and after using them, because that is how i got my first ever UTI, its amazing how fast they develop if you don't take caution. I'm glad this helps gladiatrix 1 Quote Link to comment
WaifuLifeu 56 Posted June 9, 2018 Share Posted June 9, 2018 On 5/6/2018 at 9:41 PM, etoile said: I wear to bed semioften, and occasionally sleep in wet diapers, but I've had a few UTIs before and they're really painful and scary, and I know staying in wet protection for too long probably makes me more susceptible =( Does anyone know a good way to lower my risk of getting an infection while wearing? On 5/7/2018 at 10:18 PM, doc133 said: Well I would recommend using baby powder to try and absorb as much urine as possible, although this could cause its own problems. If you are supper prone to UTI's then I would say that being wet overnight might just be out of the question. I hope this isn't necroposting. But PLEASE DO NOT USE BABYPOWDER. Or if you do buy a non talcum variety. Cervical/Ovarian cancer and all, and it's probably not the best for dudes either. There are cornstarch varieties available. They even make really nice scented ones, my S/O likes the lavender one the most. gladiatrix 1 Quote Link to comment
gladiatrix 1,109 Posted June 9, 2018 Author 🌟 OmoOrg VIP Share Posted June 9, 2018 12 hours ago, WaifuLifeu said: I hope this isn't necroposting. But PLEASE DO NOT USE BABYPOWDER. Or if you do buy a non talcum variety. Cervical/Ovarian cancer and all, and it's probably not the best for dudes either. There are cornstarch varieties available. They even make really nice scented ones, my S/O likes the lavender one the most. I think the talcum thing is common enough knowledge by now that companies have stopped using it :0 WaifuLifeu and KozmoFox 2 Quote Link to comment
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