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Considering taking a vitamin or supplement to treat Urinary+Tract+Infections+(Utis)? Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of Urinary+Tract+Infections+(Utis). Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and read user reviews for the drugs listed below.
31 results found for Urinary+Tract+Infections+(Utis)
| Treatment name | Effectiveness | Reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment nameBIFIDOBACTERIA | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (18) |
| Treatment nameBROMELAIN | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (49) |
| Treatment nameCHOKEBERRY | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (0) |
| Treatment nameCHONDROITIN SULFATE | Effectiveness:Possibly Effective | Read Reviews (17) |
| Treatment nameCORIOLUS MUSHROOM | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (9) |
| Treatment nameCRANBERRY | Effectiveness:Possibly Effective | Read Reviews (80) |
| Treatment nameDANDELION | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (21) |
| Treatment nameD-MANNOSE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (228) |
| Treatment nameECHINACEA | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (88) |
| Treatment nameGARLIC | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (54) |
| Treatment nameGREEN TEA | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (61) |
| Treatment nameHIBISCUS | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (50) |
| Treatment nameHORSERADISH | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (9) |
| Treatment nameHYALURONIC ACID | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (227) |
| Treatment nameINDIAN FRANKINCENSE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (28) |
| Treatment nameJAVA TEA | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (2) |
| Treatment nameLACTOBACILLUS | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (94) |
| Treatment nameL-CARNITINE | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (58) |
| Treatment nameLINGONBERRY | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (4) |
| Treatment nameMYRRH | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (12) |
| Treatment nameN-ACETYL CYSTEINE (NAC) | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (97) |
| Treatment nameNASTURTIUM | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (1) |
| Treatment nameNONI | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (56) |
| Treatment namePROPOLIS | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (33) |
| Treatment nameQUERCETIN | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (46) |
| Treatment nameROSE HIP | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (25) |
| Treatment nameUVA URSI | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (24) |
| Treatment nameVITAMIN A | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (12) |
| Treatment nameVITAMIN C (ASCORBIC ACID) | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (57) |
| Treatment nameYOGURT | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (30) |
| Treatment nameZINC | Effectiveness:Insufficient Evidence | Read Reviews (61) |
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