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Urinary tract infection
What is traditionally used for mild urinary trouble, why drinking fluids comes first and when a doctor is essential.
Blends traditionally used to encourage elimination and alongside drinking larger quantities of fluid. This is also an area where a visit to a doctor is often necessary rather than optional.
Nettle, field horsetail, birch and willowherb dominate: the plants Father Ašič recommended alongside drinking more water.
The blends are mild and meant for drinking through the day rather than in one strong dose.
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These teas are traditionally drunk spread through the day, with enough water alongside them.
These products are no substitute for treatment with prescribed medicines.
With burning on passing water, blood in the urine, a fever or pain in the lower back, see a doctor at once. These are not matters settled with tea.
An infection belongs with a doctor. The blends in this group were traditionally used alongside drinking more fluid, not instead of treatment.
Enough for the urine to stay pale. The tea itself counts towards the daily amount of fluid.
Traditionally for shorter periods, with breaks in between. If the trouble does not pass, see a doctor.
Not without asking first. Some plants in this group encourage elimination; if you take medicines, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Ask a doctor about use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Warnings are given with every product.
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