| 21 September 2010 UK Edition | Dear Reader, Go to the doctor for a urinary tract infection and here's what's probably going to happen. You'll spend mere minutes with the doctor, and be ushered out the door almost immediately with a prescription for an incredibly common antibiotic combination of trimethoprim- sulfamethoxazole. So, it's really common — must be safe. No problem, right? Oh, come on... You know even the most routinely prescribed drugs come with long lists of problems. This one comes with a pretty major one, in fact. Researchers recently found that this common drug combo can raise potassium levels to potentially deadly highs. In fact, 189 patients in the study, in which researchers examined the medical records of 300,000 seniors, had to be hospitalized because their potassium levels became dangerously high. The antibiotic combo can decrease the kidney's ability to clear potassium from the body. The resulting jump in potassium levels can have deadly effects on heart rhythm. So what do you do now that one of the most common treatments for a urinary infection comes with a giant warning sign? Luckily, you have a couple of options. First, there's D-mannose, a type of sugar that can get rid of an infection in just one or two days. Take one teaspoon every three or four hours while you're awake. Bacteria will cling to the D-mannose instead of the lining of your bladder and will be flushed from your system when you urinate. Then, there's the prevention aspect. Cranberry has antibacterial properties that do a great job of warding off urinary tract infections. You could drink a glass of cranberry juice a day. Of course, then there's the problem of finding one that doesn't contain the high levels of sugar that the typical supermarket brand does. Another option is, of course, cranberry extract supplements, which are very easy to find. Continues below... BIOMEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH: Restoring sexual function in 81.1% of men - regardless of their age!
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