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How do i treat echoli bladder infection?
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Antibiotics: Bacterial bladder infections, e. Coli and otherwise, require antibiotic therapy.
Answered 8/4/2013
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Cystitis: How are you sure that this is e. Coli bladder infection? Did you have a urine culture? If so, the best person to help you is your physician, who might prescribe you some antibiotic. From your part, drink enough fluid, some cranberry juice.
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