36 Home Remedies for Dysuria

The incidences of Dysuria can easily be traceable to urinary tract infections. These infections are commonly attacked by the use of antibiotics in controlled and uncontrolled medications. However, the use of home remedies can be trusted to give valuable results.

Common Symptoms of Dysuria

Pain with urinating is one of the most common symptoms of Dysuria. Some of the condition’s other common symptoms are listed below.

• Abnormal genital discharge
• Burning sensations
• Fevers
• Bloody urine

 

Conditions that can Cause Dysuria

There are several ailments and other factors which can contribute to causing Dysuria. Some of the most common causes are listed below.

• Menopause-related discharges
• Urethra irritation
• Horseback riding
• Scented soaps
• Side effects of medications
• Stones in the urinary tract
• Presence of tumors in an infected urinary tract
• STDs and STIs

 

Home Remedies for Dysuria

1. Horseradish

This herb is native to Europe and is similar to cabbage. It has a pungent and spicy aroma that clears the sinus of any infection. The core compound in this herb is reputed for the effectual antimicrobial effects. Horseradish kills bacteria by destroying its constituent cellular membrane.

To use this home remedy grate 1/2 tablespoon of horseradish. Mix this into either a glass of water or milk. Drink this each day. This can help to prevent both stomach aches and the symptoms of Dysuria.

 

2. Probiotics

The use of probiotics is recommended to slow the growth of microorganisms in the bladder. Unchecked growth can lead to further illness. Healthy bacteria will sprout when probiotics are consumed, while unbeneficial bacteria will get destroyed by the use of antibiotics.  

Normal yeast found in the human body is enabled to optimal levels with the use of this remedy. The foods that aid this admirable outcome include probiotic yogurt, kombucha, kefir, and raw cheese.

3. Water

Staying well-hydrated and drinking at least eight of glasses of water a day is helpful to flush out any bacteria that causes Dysuria. Drinking water also helps as the fluid can be released when one passes urine.

 

4. Hot Compress

Like for most stomach related pain, holding a water bottle to one’s tummy can help ease Dysuria symptoms. The pain endured whilst urinating is too overwhelming as bladder muscles contract to release the urine thus making the tummy cramp. Applying warmth to the bladder muscle relieves the muscles. Use this home remedy as often as needed.

 

5. Water, Lemon, and Tartar

A mixture of water, lemon, and tartar impacts the urine’s PH levels so that bacteria will be taken out of balance by the changes. This makes it easier for the bacteria to be expelled. You can be assured that this will produce the healing effect.

Dissolve 1 1/2 teaspoons of cream of tartar in a cup of warm water. Add a squeeze of lemon juice. Drink this mixture twice a day to prevent and treat Dysuria, as well as other types of bladder infections.

 

6. Avoiding Bath Additives

While baths are a good cure, the baths should be filled only with water and bubbles. Deodorants or fragranced soaps should not be used in the bath. Only when prescribed by the doctor, should something be added to the warm water else nothing ought to be added to the water as it may worsen the condition.

 

7. Dietary Changes

When choosing what to eat, one should steer clear of any foods that may aggravate the bladder. Be wary of foods that are rich in vitamin C. The intake of spicy foods and spices, tomatoes, pickled foods, and artificial sweeteners should also be monitored and eliminated. Be aware of foods that may cause bladder irritation so that these foods can be avoided in the future.

 

8. Avoid Carbonated Drinks

While drinking liquids to flush away bacteria is important, in the same vein, it’s best to stay away from alcohol, fizzy drinks, citrus, and caffeinated drinks. Chocolates, carbonated drinks, and caffeine should be eliminated from the patient’s diet.  

 

9. No to Spermicidals

Spermicidals support bacterial growth. The use of un-lubricated condoms was found to be an irritant, as well as promoted bacterial growth. Staying clear of using either is best.

 

10. Coconut Products

The cooling effect associated with this remedy helps to douse the symptoms of Dysuria. The active ingredient in coconut is monolaurin, and it possesses excellent antimicrobial action. Monolaurin is also present in breast milk and is thus, a safe remedy with no side effect. It is safe for tender children and babies.

The chemical base of coconut oil is thought to enhance the dispelling of the infection as a result of the capacity of electrolytes inherent in it. To use this home remedy, you can either drink coconut water three times a day or drink or cook with a teaspoon of coconut oil three times each day.

11. Keep Urinating

One of the symptoms of the infection is the need to urinate more often, but urinating is also the cure. Reluctance to pass urine when the urge occurs has serious consequences when one has a UTI, as the bacteria can spread. Through the passing of urine, bacterium finds a way to be released so it revs up the process of recovery.

 

12. Bladder Training

Whilst urinating is important, for people who have more severe forms of UTI and Dysuria, it becomes vital to train the bladder. This means that the toilet usage should revolve around the clock and should not be based on the need to urinate.

Training the bladder to wait between toilet visits can be a huge advantage when eventually you contract UTI. Relaxation methods can be used to train the bladder. Taking deep breaths and finding a distraction works best.

 

13. Applesauce Mix

The use of a mix made out of prune juice, oat bran, and applesauce produces results that restore the balance of the bladder.  It can also be used with other juices and water. Applesauce should dominate the mix by having it make up 50% of the mix at any time. When other fruits are added, the percentage content of applesauce needs to be enhanced as well. Overuse of the mix is not recommended so that gas is not produced in excess. Excess gases worsen inflammation and should be avoided.

 

14. Exercise

Being active and doing basic stretches helps to lower the chances of having Dysuria symptoms. Exercise is a wellness remedy and has a variety of input for healthy living.

 

15. Quitting Smoking

Smoking is one of the causes of bladder cancer and should be avoided altogether. Smoking tends to agitate conditions and surely does no good to treat Dysuria and its symptoms.

16. Acupuncture

Acupuncture produces huge benefits that boost the state of health of anyone suffering from Dysuria. When there is an infection, an imbalance is introduced into the human body. Acupuncture serves to restore the physiological balance that gets tampered with by the Dysuria. Sustained use is known to produce noticeable results. If you do not know how to do acupuncture, it is best to see a professional, rather than trying it yourself.

 

17. Oregano Oil

Oregano oil is so potent due to having no antibiotic resistance. The oil must be added to water or coconut oil before taking it. Prolonged usage is not advisable. Learn how to use oregano oil, and other essential oils safely by reading this article.

 

18. Dress comfortably

Wearing loose clothes is important when battling with UTI. Tights clothes and belts hurt the abdomen and should not be worn. This is needed to help in avoiding the risk of further inflammation, make for faster recovery and healing, and to avoid aggravating existing symptoms.

 

19. Ginger Tea

Teas also have healing properties for inflammation. Ginger tea is a miracle worker. There are no side effects linked to having ginger tea. Drinking this tea prevents the prostaglandins from carrying messages of swelling to the neurons hence minimizing swelling. Simply drink this tea whenever your Dysuria symptoms act up.

 

20. Blueberries

Like cranberries, blueberries can also be used to treat Dysuria. Since blueberry juice cannot be purchased as simply as cranberry juice, fresh blueberries can be eaten instead. Two cups of blueberries should be eaten daily to get the best results.

21. Parsley Water

Diuretics contained in parsley water pushes the amount of sodium that the kidneys release during urination. With the release of sodium, water is also released lowering bodily fluids. When parsley water is drunk,  both sodium and water are drawn out of the body through urination, and it forces one to urinate more often.

Parsley water can be easily made by boiling one or more cups of water. A cup of parsley should be added into the pan of boiling water. The parsley should be given time to soak in the water before the water is drained. Parsley water can be drunk as a hot drink or as a chilled drink whenever Dysuria symptoms are present.

 

22. Celery Seeds

Celery seeds have diuretic properties. Munching on celery seeds ought to do the trick of causing one to urinate more. Like parsley water, celery seed water is also an option, but preferably it is easier to eat the seeds as a snack throughout the day.

 

23. Cucumber

Cucumber is filled with water and having cucumber slices helps to enrich bodily fluids. A washed cucumber slice does the trick efficiently. Simply eat a serving of cucumber whenever your symptoms act up.

 

24. Reduce Stress

Stress will further cause strain on someone already dealing with UTI. It is advisable to recognize sources of stress and avoid them so as to reduce to the bare any other impacting scenario. Stress relief procedures like visualization, meditation, yoga, and listening to relaxing music can all help alleviate stress.

 

25. Myrrh Oil

When choosing to use oil like this one it should be one that is prescribed. Myrrh oil gets rid of bacteria, fungi, and other parasites. This oil can be put directly onto the skin using a compress. Mix the oil with warm water to make a warm compress. Put the warm compress near the area where you feel the pain to treat your symptoms.

 

26. Asparagus

Like ginger, asparagus too contains diuretics. It helps by getting rid of the bacteria along with water and salt by forcing the kidneys to secrete. Asparagus in one’s diet alone cannot work well unless many glasses of water are consumed alongside this vegetable. Having water in the body promotes the asparagus to work. Add both more water and asparagus to your diet to remedy your Dysuria faster.

 

 

27. Cranberry

Cranberry contains the D-mannose sugar which assists in curing Dysuria. Eating cranberries or drinking cranberry juice at least once a day can help to ease the symptoms of Dysuria.

Warning

Cranberries should not be consumed when using antibiotics. Only cranberry juices can be drunk along with antibiotic usage.

 

28. Echinacea

Echinacea is also a vital herbal ingredient in teas and can be sourced from an herbal store. The effect and herbal efficiency of this remedy are also well-reviewed. Drinking echinacea tea once a day can help to ease your symptoms.

 

29. Turmeric Mix

A great cure involves taking a mixture of Indian gooseberry, turmeric powder, and honey. The de-seeded Indian berry must be ground into a paste form. To the Indian Gooseberry mixture, turmeric must be added along with honey. The amalgamation must be consumed daily for several weeks. Doing this consistently should help to cure the Dysuria.

 

30. Garlic

One of the noted ingredients in garlic is Allicin. This remedy is found to be effectual against many drug-resistant strains of bacteria and E-coli. The reputed antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties of garlic are well-publicized and founded in medical research.

To use this home remedy, simply eat more garlic. Garlic can be easily added to meals as a seasoning.

 

31. Pessary

The pessary is a device that fits into the vagina. Excessive coughing can lead to bladder pains and this is where pessary can be used. It is best placed alongside hormonal cream to avoid the aggravation of the PH levels within the bladder. It is placed in and used for up to seven days.

 

32. Marshmallow Root

Marshmallow is best known for its use in attractive snacks. However, the root of this herb is a worthy treatment that can be used to heal the bladder and douse any swelling. It is available from health stores in tincture as well as tea form. This will reinforce the inner linings of the bladder when used as a tea.

To use this home remedy, mix a tablespoon of marshmallow root (or marshmallow root powder) into a pot of boiling water. Let the mixture simmer for five minutes before taking it off the heat. Once the beverage is cooled, strain out the marshmallow root and drink the remaining water. Drink this tea three times a day to get the best results.

 

33. Horsetail

The horsetail has a reputation for its capacity to expel unwanted bacteria from the body. The herb can be added to warm water and used as a tea. It has the capacity to stop excessive urination. The effect can be seen in its reduction or elimination of the symptoms associated with Dysuria.

34. Drumstick Flowers 

The use of drumstick flowers is known to impact Dysuria and remedy its symptoms. To use this home remedy, mix a teaspoon of drumstick flower juice with half a cup of coconut water. Drink this mixture twice a day to get the best results.

 

35. Vitamin D

Symptoms associated with Dysuria can be treated with the use of Vitamin D. Higher levels of this nutrient in the body stream will douse the chance of contracting Dysuria. The loss of nutrients through a monthly period in women contributes to their susceptibility to dysuria. Added supplements can be used to boost the supply of this nutrient.  You can alternatively eat foods which are naturally rich in vitamin D, like dairy products.

 

36. Vinegar

The use of vinegar is based on its effect as a disinfectant and dilutes the smell associated with dysuria. Excess moisture around the genitals can be wiped off using water and soap. Vinegar can be diluted and applied with gauze to cleanse the genitals.

 

Do you know any other treatments for Dysuria? If so, comment below!

 

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