I should be able to let you all know tomorrow whether I had stones and hopefully I'll be able to get in to see the urology staff. Right now I'm in desperate need of catheters, so they're going to have to do something tomorrow.
I am seriously considering purchasing those urine strips so that I can monitor my urine every once in awhile. Quadius On 7/14/08, John S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If your SP is becoming difficult, you may want to use a ditropan an hour > before trying it. Vinegar can be a growth medium to some bacteria. I'd have > to own a really strong microscope before I used a flush substance that > wasn't sterile. Vinegar is great, but it is not sterile. You can clean stuff > with it around the house, but If you have a home care nurse, how much will > you bet that she didn't just leave a child with a ragging infection. > It only takes one infection to kill you. > Ask your Urologist what would be the best thing to flush with and reduce > the occurrence of stones while improving bladder health. I think y'all > might do better sitting on some vibrating device while flushing, so it gets > more sediment into solution and out. I'm all alone laughing. > Do watch your pH levels and try mendelamine (sp). It is possible to take to > much vitamin C, but it sure isn't easy to do. If you take Mendelamine and > check the pH of your urine, so it stays acidic, it combines in your bladder > and becomes a mild formaldahide. Acidic urine slows stone formation, also. > You need a script for Mendelamine because people fail to watch their pH > levels. > Ultimately, we are decalcifying about like astronauts without the view. > > > >
