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Cranberry juice and cranberry pills may prevent future UTIs when taken consistently
Urine can contain bacteria, viruses and more — don’t drink it or use it to clean wounds
Don’t ‘go with the flow’ if you have issues with urge incontinence or a contagious infection
The supplement is OK for most people and may offer some potential benefits for kidney health
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You can live a long, healthy life with one kidney — but protecting your kidney health is key
Stay hydrated, eat a well-balanced diet and exercise regularly to keep these vital organs in good shape
Food and drink choices, plus your weight and activity level, can all play a role
Only antibiotics will cure a UTI, but home remedies could help prevent future infections
Changes in kidney function and new pressure on your bladder may have you running to the restroom a lot more often
Latchkey incontinence is common, but you can find relief with bladder retraining and other treatments
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